In reply to Cusco:
Hi Crispin, Don't listen to Nick, he's talking nonsense, as usual !! Routes grades are all spot on and rock is basically like a slightly more solid version of Taipan Wall.
Seriously, your description is about right, the base of the crag is 'tricky' (Lee has managed to drop countless things down the chasms including, on one occasion, his jumper...twice in one evening!), basically the further left you are the trickier it gets with the three left most routes requiring 'the step across' which is like an easier version of the Great Zawn step at Bosi. For a trad meister like yourself it's no bother, just those modern wall rats that have trouble! I certainly wouldn't bother with a ladder as carrying it in and out would be awful and the step really isn't too bad.
The route on the far right has a flat base and is pretty much perma dry once the seepage has gone (it has).
I was there on Saturday climbing all afternoon with Macca and Steve. Other than on the new line I was working there was no potato loss and all the routes (apart form Maris Piper's tufa) were dry.
Go and have yourself an adventure whilst clipping some bolts.