In reply to paulpitcher:
Only two of them are in SMCJ 2001. The others aren't in 2000 or 2002 either. But they are in the guidebook - Arran and Arrochar.
MEALL NAN TARMACHAN, Creag an Lochain (Map Ref 591 402 to 590 410):
R. Simpson & G.E. Little have been climbing on the crag separately and have both done many of the routes.
This crag lies 500m north of Arrow Buttress and holds the routes Turf Accountant and Tote Gully. The main face is 600m long and 200m high and is characterised by the following features (from left to right):
An Innean (The Anvil): a shapely buttress with a steep triangular base immediately below the summit.
Coire nan Easan: the hanging corrie with its distinctive waterfalls.
An Caisteal: The square tower on top of the ridge defining Coire nan Easan on the right.
Y Gully: Drains the central mass of lower angled broken ground to the right of An Caisteal.
Coire Tuath (North Coire): The northerly section of the face drained by a big right-facing corner.
An Innean:
Blanche - 180m IV. D.F. Lang, R. Simpson (alt). 20th January, 2001.
A direct line up the left flank of the Anvil via the conspicuous long icefall.
1. 45m From a small snow bay, climb directly over a series of walls to a 6m ice frieze at 25m. Climb this (crux) and continue to the icefall in the middle of the face.
2. 45m Climb the ice. A classic pitch.
3. 90m Two pitches of easier mixed climbing lead to a turfy headwall.
Turf Accountant: A shallow groove and chimney up the left side of the base of the Anvil.