Couple of crops of sandstone offering lots of Eliminate Problems on its rather featured faces. Located along the River Frome running though Eastville park. RIVERSIDE SECTION: Crag consists of a few slabs and aretes starting at roughly 3.5m rising up to roughly 6-7m as the face leads to a small cave/tunnel and overhang over the river, which leads to another face which isn't as solid as the right hand face (You can also walk along the top of the crag to access the left hand side). The majority of the rock to the right of the cave has been cleaned, but the crag does seem to get dirty after heavy rains. The faces feature some nice crimps, pockets, pinches and some huge jugs along with the odd decent sloper, often all close together enough to offer easier and harder versions of the same lines. Some of the smaller ledges are a little 'soft' so caution is advised when choosing what to pull on, although these are few and most are obvious. Landings: Its pretty close to the river so you may run the risk of getting wet. The ground under the first shorter face is quite angled right at the base so a decent spotter is advised, also in the first corner under the 'Pocket Billiards' project is a pretty big rock. After that the landing levels out up until the cave mouth, but its fairly thin and the problems get fairly highball/solo above it so again, spotter advised. Topouts: Easy above the shorter slab and the face above the first arete is blocked top centre by an overhanging tree but it is possible to move either left or right topout. Apart from that not bad up until the crack in the second corner in. Above that there is a root but its looking half dead so be careful. SICK TREE SLAB: Very soft landings on leaf-fall but currently topouts are filthy and rather spikey due to holly bushes.