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The Last Goodbye, Ronald Master, Ian Johnson,  Gd 21, two pitches 55m, 13 glue in bolts (hangers needed) two DBB
 Approach: Walk to the mincer and at the top of the long face you will find two P bolts in the centre of the face between the Mincer and Striptease. Abseil from these down to a large ledge about 10m above the water with a double bolt belay. You will need a full rack of cams up to number 5 camelot including some micros plus a set of wires up to size 6 or 7 rocks.
 Pitch 1, 25m, gd 19, 8 bolts.
Start from the ledge and launch up the wall following a series of in-cut edges and flakes. Head straight up the wall following the flakes and bolts up solid rock with some interesting and fairly sustained moves. Aim for the belay station slightly to right of the alcove.
 Pitch 2, 30m, gd 20, 5 bolts.
Move up and slightly left into the beautiful hand/finger crack. Several good wires and cams can be place before clipping the bolt about 10m up. The crux is found at the top of the crack where a couple of long dynamic moves are needed to gain a good hold. Trend slightly left into the horizontal break and another good cam placement before clipping the next bolt. Move up the wall on slopping holds before clipping another bolt and some good cams. Move over easier ground clipping two more bolts as you go and a couple of cams.