Change: downclimb (same applies to all routes below).Grant Farquhar on the 2nd ascent of Kerchak (photo Davie Crawford).LORD OF THE TREEFROGS 6m Grant Farquhar 22/3/9Check for bees and then swing both ways up the red streak. Me Tarzan, You Treefrog.KALA 5.7 6m Charlotte Best 22/3/9This   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 744)

Change: 5.85.7 30m Davie Crawford 22/3/9Start on the far right hand side at the ramp and traverse the lower part of the wall.KERCHAK 5.9 7m Davie Crawford 22/3/9This excellent DWS route, with its large freehanging stalactite, is without doubt the classic line of this buttress. Follow   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 733)

Change: Charlotte Best considering her options at the top of Kala! (photo Davie Crawford)Charlotte Best taking the 'dynamic descent' option from Kala. (Photo Davie Crawford)MANGANI 5.9 27m Davie Crawford (22nd March 2009)Near the left end of the traverse is a   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 726)

Change: (22nd March 2009)22/3/9Start on the far right hand side at the ramp and traverse the whole lower wall on perfect rock. Well worthwhile.KERCHAK 5.9 20m Davie Crawford (22nd March 2009)22/3/9This excellent DWS route, with its large freehanging   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 706)

Change: Follow the traverse to the base of the overhanging arete. Climb this.Grant Farquhar & Davie Crawford 22/3/9. Probably climbed before.Chris Burville on Tom Moore's Traverse (photo- Caroline Stockdale)Tarzan's WallFrom right to left- Tarzan, Kerchak, Lord of the Treefrogs, Kala, Mangani.This is the   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 700)

Change: of the Treefrogs, Kala, Mangani.This is the attractive crag directly across the lagoon from Tom Moore's Traverse Buttress. Bushwhack like you love it on a faint path leading off the main path. Stick close   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 645)

Change: as you can (machete optional). A slope leads down to the waterline at the North end of the crag and this is the obvious start point.The traverse line left from here forms the route Tarzan. All routes start via Tarzan and the overall lengths of routes include the length   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 641)

Change: Tarzan and the overall lengths of routes include the traverse.Superb, solid, clean limestone characterises this compact, but excellent crag. There is a submerged ledge below the initial easy part of the traverse but the rest is safe above very deep water.Lines are described from Right to Left. TARZAN   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 640)

Change: NAME THIS ONE CHARLOTTE TA!Kala 5.7 20m Charlotte Best (22nd March 2009)Charlotte Best topping out (route name)Kala at Tarzan's Wall (photo Davie Crawford)Charlotte Best on a 'dynamic descent' from her first DWS First Ascent (Photo Davie Crawford)MANGANI 5.9 30m Davie Crawford (22nd March 2009)Near   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 608)

Change: Grant Farquhar on the 2nd ascent of Kerchak (photo Davie Crawford).NAME THIS ONE CHARLOTTE! 5.7 20m Charlotte Best (22nd March 2009)Charlotte Best topping out (route name) at Tarzan's Wall (photo Davie Crawford)Charlotte Best on a 'dynamic descent' from her first DWS First Ascent (Photo Davie Crawford)MANGANI   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 600)