Calum Berry has added a thrutchers' delight to Caseg Fraith. He described Two and a half stone of Moss Side's finest (V3ish), which takes the obvious overhanging chimney right of Repeat After Me, thus:

"Go right in to the back of the chasm by walking up the slabby ramp and face the left (facing in) wall. Use high jugs to get going and start chimneying sideways in a horizontal position until you can reach a slot on the wall in front of you with your right. You then have to drop your left on to a palm on a small edge on the wall below and behind you. You now have to move your right hand into a jam at the lip - this move involves being suspended in a horizontal position by a palm and twin knee bars!

Next, cut loose and swing on the jam to snag good foot holds low down on the wall behind you. A neat turn brings good holds into reach where the crack ends, and a rockover leads to victory."

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      Repeat After Me