Chanterelle

The Sandown Crags run south from the North Boulder for approximately 100m, the main identifying features are the easy-angled slab at the left end, an earthy gully, often used for descent, at the mid-point and 16 metres right of this is a small cave at half-height formed by a boulder. 6 metres right of the cave is a vertical crack, just left of a holly, right again is a stepped diagonal taken by Psilocybin. Climb the slab directly to the small oak tree, at the finish of Psilocybin. UK tech 3a but no top-rope option and dropdown doesn’t allow lower than 4a.