[Will Hunt]

What an awesome problem at Caley! Brilliant moves that only take a little working out. Very aesthetic problem too. My mate was trying it a different way that, instead of focussing on the left arete used the pinch quite heavily on the right. I reckon he was making it hard work for himself. Anyone care to share their sequence?

[andy_e]

rh pocket, lh on l arete. lf on pebble, right heel on to r arete. right hand up to higher pocket. left hand up arete. right hand to top.

[andy_e]

Forgot to say, it's an amazing problem, but the left arete on its own is even better.

[Will Hunt]

Thats a mad sequence. Will try it next time I'm down there.
Mines:
RH - Pocket on right arete
LH - High on Left Arete
RF - Small pocket low down
LF - Toe on medium edge on left arete.
RF - Match toes
LF - Up again to the left arete.
LH - Dynamic move to high on left arete.
RH - Up to the high pocket. (First couple of times I did it this resulted in a violent cut loose [which could easily be held] but which became more static the more I did it).
Campus (for the beans) to finishing jug.

Its very woo   

[dave smith]

Ha, that's the sequence I was going for Andi, seems like a much better plan to me - I can't reach the hold will starts from without a mat anyway, lanky bastard It's all about the static moves, no such slapping up the arete!

[jed]

Can't remember my sequence for the life of me but I agree its an awesome problem love it 

[webbo]

this boulder is actually called the john gill boulder.