Socialclimber on wildman...again...The crux is pulling through from the arch onto the face. Off width fingers are not my best jams. Pic by chalkeye

Some of the most solid hand jams you will get anywhere! The start of the route is a bit sketchy, but the upper 2/3 is just awesome.

Rather crimpy at first, but with the help of the arete to the left not as bad as it looks. A bit mossy right now, but will hopefully clean up with use. With a bolt, would make a great leadable start.

I thought this picture has some decent color and contrast, compared to the other 'bottom' shot of the FF roof.

Isn't much of a descriptive shot of the route, but I thought it was pretty interesting anyway. I cropped off much of the surrounding area, which was out of focus, and I felt detracted from the sharp contrasts in this part of the shot.

This route offers a perfectly horizontal roof with an absolutely beautiful crack right up the middle. Getting around the lip and on top of the 30cm thick plates is the tricky part.

This route offers a perfectly horizontal roof with an absolutely beautiful crack right up the middle. Getting around the lip and on top of the 30cm thick plates is the tricky part.

Plenty of cracks and solid flakes, but the occasional nice finger pocket adds some variety.

Unfortunately I couldn't quite catch what his right hand is doing, but chances are good that it is some sort of jamming.

Although he may not look happy about the prospect of jamming, Stu quickly got used to it here, his 3rd lead on trad.

China Boy offers a bit of a challenge for those less used to hand-jamming. Considering the relative ease of the climb though, a great climb to train/warm-up on.

Stu's looking a bit more confident in his jamming with a solid ledge under his feet.

This is just a nice crag. Thats all I can say.

socialclimber takind a rest and sorting things out on Wild Man 19. A very hard start leads to easier climbing. Pic by Stu.

Future Fantasy is a short but rather strenious climb involving a 2 meter roof and a mantle. I found the difference between success and failure was all in the way I held my tonge... Pic by sbaclimber

This route offers a perfectly horizontal roof with an absolutely beautiful crack right up the middle. Getting around the lip and on top of the 30cm thick plates is the tricky part.