[andy_e]

Any locals got any knowledge?

Firstly, left of the arete at the end of the parking bay, a V2 wall, then immediately left of the arete is a V0 warm-up, then the arete itself is about V3/4. Then left of this is a highball starting out of the little alcove thing. What is this? It looks excellent and probably about E3 6a/V4.

Cheers ears.

[Dr T]

err... there are a lot of sea walls, any one in particular
 

[GCW]

Avon Gorge?

[uptown]

Any locals got any knowledge?

Stop faffing around at the bottom, and get yourself up that exploding galaxy wall. Truly character building.

[andy_e]

Damn, I thought I'd put Avon Gorge. Oops.

Any locals got any knowledge?

Stop faffing around at the bottom, and get yourself up that exploding galaxy wall. Truly character building.

I've got character, it's a weedy, excuse-finding one with no balls.

[abarro81]

No guidebook? It's connoisseur's choice (start right hand of scoop, move up R past drilled peg, then back to rock out L, though for full route tick should finish further up R). It also has a more direct start. http://www.ukclimbing.com/logbook/c.php?i=32496 the guy in the pic is doing the lower top out (more usual). Oh, you mean RIGHT of the arete too.
The scoop itslef is 'most choice' http://www.ukclimbing.com/logbook/c.php?i=44596
left of that is 'crystal tips/rich's wall', not entirely sure about 'rules' on that one, but basically the left edge/wall of the scoop.
There's sit start to all of them too, and the traverse.

[andy_e]

Cheers mert. Does Connoisseur's Choice start via a sidepull, up to a good crimp and then coming over to a decent pinch (you can just about see the crimp and the pinch above it in that picture, directly above the lazy spotter's head), up to a sidepull, decide that's far enough with one "mat" and no spotters, then drop off? Or is that the direct start?

Apparently the arete is font 7a- awesome.