A fun route with a great start.  Pull a few moves on small crimps (5.11b if taller, 5.11c if shorter) to a substantial and obvious clipping hold, then another few great moves to the obvious lip (don't forget to use the bullet holes!).  Pull the roof above (strenuous but good holds), and then cruise the lower-angled terrain above.  This route shares the last two bolts and the anchor with Rapture.  Recommended for the bottom 20 feet alone.

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Rapture

Joe's Crack

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Fetus Envy

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One of the nicer cracks at Mentmore.  This can be climbed almost entirely as a face climb, but it'll be a lot easier and more enjoyable (esp. the bottom) if you have basic hand-jamming skills.  Can be toproped, but the crack traverses generally left, so you might want to put in a directional piece if toproping with inexperienced climbers.  Finally, WATCH OUT for a large whitish block jammed in the very top of the crack.  It seems pretty solidly wedged, but you never know...

A fun but reachy line on the varnished wall right of Joe's Crack.  The bulge near the 2nd bolt is probably the crux for most people.  One of the more popular lines at Mentmore.

One of the better routes at Mentmore, this climb starts with a crux on SMALL, sharp holds, then follows a system of flakes to the top (fun!), finishing up with a nice little roof.  The flakes feel reasonably solid.  The start is by FAR the hardest part (and harder for shorter people), but if you can reach the first bolt, it's easy to pull through on a draw.  Probably more like 5.10b if you pull through the lowest section.

Offwidth crack with a small roof about 1/3 of the way up.  Pull the roof on decent face holds, then jam or lieback the crack as the angle eases.  Top is a bit loose, but easy.  Just don't kick rocks down on your belayer.  A fun climb that can be done with little to no jamming technique.  So-so rock quality.

A fun sport climb that climbs a juggy arete.  The start can be hard, especially for shorter or less-experienced climbers.  If struggling higher on the route, remember to use both side of the arete.  Not a bad choice for a first lead: well-protected, and with generally good clipping stances.

This wall is adjacent to the Health Wall, and separated from it by a prominent arete.  Look for Joe's Crack, a prominent handcrack that splits the wall and is clearly visible from a distance.  If in doubt, look for the "benny silva" graffito chiseled into the rock at eye level.

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