Africa Eyelash

On the left-hand end of Africa Ledge, there is the large roof of One Flew over the Cuckoos Nest just left of this is a bottomless V-slot crack.

1. 8m '19': Strenuous arm-pulling lead into the crack. Move up for a meter to a narrow handrail on the right-hand edge. Swing out on this rail and then pull up until small grips higher are reached. Continue until a resting place. Balance up for 2m, continue up to the stance
2. 12m '12': To the right of the scruffy recess is a smooth face. Start in the centre of this and after two meters traverse into a recessed corner. Ascend the corner for 2m. Take
   the higher of the two handrails to the right and traverse around the corner to a good stance another 3m higher.
3. ‍22m '14': A vertical face with two prominent faults is directly above. Use the right-hand fault, continue up on bushy rock to a broad ledge.
4. ‍6m '14': Walk left under the Africa Crag Nose to a recessed corner. Move up to a good stance. A long easy traverse left enables one to gain access to the left-hand side of Africa Crag Nose.
5. 11m '15': Immediately below the left-hand edge of the nose there is a V-shaped crack that must be ascended. Move into a one man stance in a semi-bottomless cave.
6. 20m '15': The pitch may be divided into two sections: a smooth face and a bottomless, right-angled recessed corner containing a narrow slit. Climb up the face, then layback up the narrow slit to a small stance
7. 21m '14': Traverse to the right and move diagonally up to a narrow ledge situated about halfway along the nose. Ascend a corner and then traverse again on good grips to the right to an excellent stance near the tip of the nose.
8. From here the original route continued up the edge of the nose to avoid Africa Crag. The
   most pleasant option though is to join Africa Crag.