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  <header autonumber="true" camping="There is nice camping to found on the shores of Lake Burbury 1-2km further south. Look for a road off to the left with lots of potholes, just before you see the lake. Alternatively there is an established campsite on the opposite side of the lake, with picnic tables and toilets." access="This is an alpine area so follow all leave no trace principals, keep cleaning and clearing to a minimum and when possible toilet before or after climbing or follow the same guidelines as the Tyndalls. Please keep an extra eye out for King Billy pines and other native Tasmanian trees.&lt;br/&gt;&lt;br/&gt;Mt Lyell is 10 minutes out of Queenstown on the Lyell Highway, 2 hours from Burnie or 4 from Hobart. Coming from Burnie - go through Queenstown, past Gormanston and shortly after passing the newly revamped Linda Cafe, you will see the boulders sprayed across the hill, on the left hand side of the highway. Immediately after a small bridge (Cemetery Creek), a gravel road goes off to the right - park here.&lt;br/&gt;&lt;br/&gt;There is a small creek (Linda Creek) running perpendicular to the highway which needs to be crossed. Some orange tags starting just upstream of the bridge may be of assistance, but essentially just head cross country (as the pad is very vague) through low grasses and a short band of light scrub, aiming for the obvious main spur.&lt;br/&gt;&lt;br/&gt;The lowest boulder (Back to the Future 3) is 10 minutes from the creek crossing, with many more continuing all the way up the mountain.&lt;br/&gt;&lt;br/&gt;" history="Jon Nermut did some exploring and posted some photos back in 2005 with some sporadic development beginning in 2014. " intro="The Mt Lyell boulder field is a huge expanse of conglomerate boulders spread all over the slopes of Mt Lyell, just outside Queenstown. If you like climbing on conglomerate then the potential here is endless! There are small sit starts all the way to Adamsfield like giants. The rock is good, as the bits that are going to break are obvious and the rest is solid. &lt;br/&gt;&lt;br/&gt;The selection of problems here is just the beginning of what will be a major new area in a stunning location, with a remote mountain feel and relatively easy access. &lt;br/&gt;&lt;br/&gt;Please note this is a very new area, most problems have only had one ascent. The easy ones with minimal cleaning and the harder ones have been cleaned for the first ascensionists beta. Check your holds before committing, especially on the high balls. Cleaning of loose or dangerous rock is essential here and some of that requires a bit of force and maneuvering but please avoid chipping or comforting of holds. &lt;br/&gt;&lt;br/&gt;There is currently some pads and cleaning gear in the FAFDM cave, feel free to use them but please return to that location. " acknowledgement="By Moses Bassett &amp; Ben Thorp" rock="Conglomerate" sun="Afternoon" walk="15-90 min" id="20" name="Mt Lyell Boulders"/>
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  <text class="heading2" id="24">Location Map</text>
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  <text id="121" class="heading1">Low Area, AKA The Good, The Bad and the Ugly Area&lt;br/&gt;</text>
  <text id="122" class="text">This area consists of the boulders low down the hill easily seen from the road. On the mine end you can see The Good, The Bad and the Ugly and there is an obvious cave on the lake end.</text>
  <text class="heading2" id="14">The Lone Ranger</text>
  <text class="text" id="19">This boulder is located in the middle of the low area-right of GBU. It's left of the cave that's obvious from the road. It has one of the better landings to be found and behind it are some fun VE highballs.</text>
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  <problem id="17" name="Lone Ranger" fa="Moses Bassett 2014" grade="V2" length="" number="1." extra="(Highball, Stand)" stars="">Start standing under the highest point of the boulder, move straight up with good feet and two small left crimps before gaining the ledge and an easy top out.</problem>
  <problem id="18" name="Tonto" fa="Moses Bassett 2014" grade="V3" length="" number="2." extra="(Highball, Stand)" stars="*">The best line on this boulder. There are a few pockets that make obvious holds, start under these with big moves to link them and a good high jug to finish.</problem>
  <text id="64" class="heading2">Unforgiven</text>
  <text id="65" class="text">From GBU boulder leave the orange taped track, head towards Lake Burbury and slightly up hill. This boulder is the start of the main low area and has a nice face at a good angle.</text>
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  <problem id="66" stars="*" extra="(Stand)" number="3." name="Little Bill Daggett" length="" grade="V4" fa="Moses Bassett 04.04.2021">Straight up the blank left arete through some crimps.</problem>
  <text id="44" class="heading2">Back to the Future Part 3</text>
  <text id="48" class="text">This is the first decent boulder you come to heading up the hill towards GBU. It has a couple of OK warm up problem's.</text>
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  <problem id="45" stars="" extra="(SDS)" number="4." name="Marty" length="" grade="V0" fa="Moses Bassett 03.04.2021">Straight up the center.</problem>
  <problem id="46" stars="" extra="(SDS)" number="5." name="Einstein" length="" grade="VE" fa="Moses Bassett 03.04.2021">Up the left arete.</problem>
  <problem id="47" stars="" extra="(Stand)" number="6." name="Dr. Emmett" length="" grade="V1" fa="Moses Bassett 03.04.2021">Start on the far left of the boulder and traverse all the way round.</problem>
  <text class="heading2" id="7">The Good, the Bad and the Ugly</text>
  <text class="text" id="10">This boulder is the obvious overhang to the left of the field. From the creek crossing head up and slightly towards the mine. There is some hard to see faint orange tags to follow.</text>
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  <problem id="9" name="The Good" fa="Moses Bassett 2014" grade="V1" length="" number="7." extra="(Highball, Stand)" stars="*">Straight up obvious line with good top out.</problem>
  <problem id="8" name=" The Bad" fa="Moses Bassett 2014" grade="V2" length="" number="8." extra="(SDS)" stars="">Start on two small crimp with poor feet, big move to another crimp and jugs to finish.</problem>
  <problem id="40" stars="" extra="(Highball, Stand)" number="9." name="Open Project" length="" grade="?" fa="">There is a great looking line starting low down under the overhang and coming up left without using the broken piece of rock. Could be hard.</problem>
  <problem id="11" name="The Ugly" fa="" grade="V3?" length="" number="10." extra="(Highball, Stand)" stars="">Project.&lt;br/&gt;The over hanging part of this boulder has a seam all the way around it, unsure on stability/safety.</problem>
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      <climb>32</climb>
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  <problem id="49" stars="**" extra="(Stand)" number="11." name="The Man With No Name" length="" grade="V4" fa="Moses Bassett 23.05.2021">To the left of the Blondie Arete there is a nice dynamic line with an obvious pebble jug and a techy top out.</problem>
  <problem id="31" name="Blondie" fa="Ben Thorp 2015" grade="V5" length="" number="12." extra="(SDS)" stars="**">Start low on the arete and then up to top out on the slab.</problem>
  <problem id="32" name="Angel Eyes" fa="Ben Thorp 2015" grade="V0" length="" number="13." extra="(Stand)" stars="">Up on the jugs then the slab to topout.</problem>
  <problem id="33" name="Tuco" fa="Ben Thorp 2015" grade="V2" length="" number="14." extra="(Stand)" stars="*">Up on the small crimps to topout up the slab.</problem>
  <text id="124" class="heading1">No Man's Land</text>
  <text id="125" class="text">This is the area between the lower section and the middle section with only a handful of scattered boulders.</text>
  <text id="71" class="heading2">Cowboys Vs Aliens</text>
  <text id="72" class="text">This boulder is up the ridge in a NE(towards the lake) direction. It has an obvious break in the middle with a low angle section on the left and slightly steeper one the right.</text>
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      <climb>74</climb>
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  <problem id="74" stars="" extra="(Stand)" number="15." name="Daniel Craig " length="" grade="V0" fa="Liam W 07.11.2021">A rising traverse starting at the far left and following the obvious line of weakness.</problem>
  <problem id="75" stars="" extra="" number="16." name="Cowboys" length="" grade="VE" fa="Liam W 07.11.2021">The left arete of the break.</problem>
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      <climb>74</climb>
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      <climb>77</climb>
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  <problem id="77" stars="" extra="" number="17." name="Not Liam Neeson" length="" grade="V1" fa="Liam W 07.11.2021">Rising traverse from the break.</problem>
  <problem id="78" stars="" extra="" number="18." name="Aliens" length="" grade="V0" fa="Moses Bassett 07.11.2021">The right arete of the break.</problem>
  <problem id="79" stars="" extra="" number="19." name="Stoner Rock " length="" grade="V1" fa="Moses Bassett 07.11.2021">The right face with a nice obvious pocket.</problem>
  <text id="119" class="heading2">Hey Blue Eyes</text>
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      <climb>107</climb>
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  <text id="106" class="text">This boulder is on the mine side of the ridgeline below The Harder They Fall.</text>
  <problem id="107" stars="" extra="(SDS)" number="20." name="Hey Blue Eyes " length="" grade="V0" fa="Mo Bassett 23.10.2021">Start under the high point and straight Up</problem>
  <problem id="108" stars="" extra="(SDS)" number="21." name="Think I&apos;m Funny Now" length="" grade="VE" fa="Mo Bassett 23.11.2021">Start down on the right as low as possible and head up to the highest point.</problem>
  <text id="80" class="heading2">The Harder They Fall</text>
  <text id="81" class="text">One of the pointy wind swept boulders. Keep heading up the ridgeline and you come to this just after the really gravelly section of hill.</text>
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      <climb>83</climb>
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  <problem id="83" stars="*" extra="(SDS)" number="22." name="Hard" length="" grade="V3" fa="Moses Bassett 07.11.2021">Rising traverse on the downhill face.</problem>
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      <climb>85</climb>
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  <problem id="85" stars="" extra="(Highball, SDS)" number="23." name="Fall " length="" grade="V1" fa="Moses Bassett 07.11.2021">Straight up to the point.</problem>
  <text id="126" class="heading1">Middle Area, AKA For A Few Dollars More Area</text>
  <text id="51" class="heading2">The Sisters Brothers</text>
  <text id="52" class="text">These are the first two boulders you come to after crossing the first small creek. A nice big highball and smaller one on it's left. The problem's on the smaller one are on the mine side face.</text>
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      <climb>87</climb>
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  <problem id="87" stars="*" extra="(Highball, Stand)" number="24." name="How&apos;s Your Father" length="" grade="V1" fa="Moses Bassett 07.11.2021">This is a great easy highball straight up the middle of the face, with the hardest move right at the top to get the blood flowing.</problem>
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      <climb>53</climb>
      <climb>54</climb>
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  <problem id="53" stars="" extra="(SDS)" number="25." name="Sisters" length="" grade="V0" fa="Moses Bassett 03.04.2021">Up the left.</problem>
  <problem id="54" stars="" extra="(SDS)" number="26." name="Brothers" length="" grade="V1" fa="Moses Bassett 03.04.2021">Up the right.</problem>
  <text id="56" class="heading2">Django Unchained</text>
  <text id="57" class="text">This is a long low looking boulder on it's own just before FAFDM when following the ridgeline and orange tape track.</text>
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      <climb>58</climb>
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  <problem id="58" stars="*" extra="(SDS)" number="27." name="Unchained" length="" grade="V2" fa="Moses Bassett 04.04.2021">Start sitting under the arete on the highest part of the boulder and straight up.</problem>
  <text class="heading2" id="34">For a Few Dollars More</text>
  <text class="text" id="36">Further up the ridgeline is a great boulder featuring a huge roof and some proud aretes. Currently this is as far as the orange taped track goes.</text>
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      <climb>37</climb>
      <climb>61</climb>
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  <problem id="37" name="For a Few Dollars More" fa="Ben Thorp 2015" grade="V6" length="" number="28." extra="(SDS)" stars="***">A fantastic problem. Start right back under the roof sitting on the a waist high boulder. Follow the line of least resistance out the roof for 5 metres then punch though the crux moves on pockets turning the lip.</problem>
  <problem id="67" stars="**" extra="(Stand)" number="29." name="For A Few Dollars Less" length="" grade="V4/5" fa="Ben Thorp 2015">For a Few Dollars More can be done from a standing start half way out of the cave and is still an enjoyable climb at a slightly easier grade. Start on two good pebbles facing opposite directions, swing you feet on and top out.</problem>
  <problem id="61" stars="" extra="(SDS)" number="30." name="El Indio" length="" grade="V3" fa="Moses Bassett 04.04.2021">The short hanging arete left of the cave.</problem>
  <problem id="68" stars="" extra="(SDS)" number="31." name="El Indio Right Variant" length="" grade="V2" fa="James Ridgers 23.05.2021">Once up and stable on the arete step right onto the face for a slightly easier finish.</problem>
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      <climb>89</climb>
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  <problem id="89" stars="**" extra="(Highball, Stand)" number="32." name="The Man With No Name " length="" grade="V3" fa="Moses Bassett 07.11.2021">A nice bold problem in a great position on the high vertical face of the back side. Start with left on a jug pocket and right on a crimp, swing your feet on and launch to the loose looking flake/ledge(this has been pulled and stood on and seems OK ATM). Head straight up to top out. The cave extension is still waiting to be done and should make this another classic.</problem>
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      <climb>91</climb>
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  <problem id="91" stars="**" extra="(SDS)" number="33." name="Clint Eastwood" length="" grade="V4" fa="Liam W 07.11.2021">On the boulder that the cave boulder sits on. Start crouched/hanging low on the arete, traverse right and up to top out where the two boulders meet.</problem>
  <text id="92" class="heading3">This boulder is downhill facing the mine.</text>
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      <climb>94</climb>
      <climb>95</climb>
      <climb>96</climb>
      <climb>97</climb>
      <climb>98</climb>
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  <problem id="94" stars="" extra="(SDS)" number="34." name="Take It Too The Station" length="" grade="V0" fa="Mo Bassett 23.11.2021">Straight up the low left end.</problem>
  <problem id="95" stars="" extra="(Stand)" number="35." name="Take It Back " length="" grade="V1" fa="Mo Bassett 23.11.2021">Start just left of the small purple boulder and finish at the same spot as Take It Too The Station.</problem>
  <problem id="96" stars="" extra="(Highball, Stand)" number="36." name="Open Project " length="" grade="V1-V3" fa="">Straight up the middle of the face. Bit of a dodgy landing with the purple boulder underneath. Only the top out cleaned so far.</problem>
  <problem id="97" stars="*" extra="(Highball, Stand)" number="37." name="Kids These Days Don&apos;t Like Westerns" length="" grade="V4" fa="Mo Bassett 23.11.2021">Start under the small overhang on the right end, up and past the overlap with some fun moves.</problem>
  <problem id="98" stars="" extra="(Highball, Stand)" number="38." name="Open Project " length="" grade="V3-V6" fa="">Start in the same spot as Kids These Days Don't Like Westerns and head for the highest point on the boulder. Thin tricky looking section about half way. Hasn't been cleaned yet.</problem>
  <text id="128" class="heading1">The Main Area.</text>
  <text id="129" class="text">This area is quite high up the hill, on the other side of the creek to the lower areas and has huge potential. It can be seem from the road and has a big obvious roof.</text>
  <text id="99" class="heading2">Once Upon A Time In The West</text>
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    <legend>
      <climb>101</climb>
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  <problem id="101" stars="*" extra="(Highball, Stand)" number="39." name="Once Upon A Time In The West " length="" grade="V2" fa="Ben Thorp 2015">This boulder is behind the big pride rock you can see from FAFDM in the main area. Straight up the nice high arete.</problem>
  <text id="109" class="heading2">Hell Or High Water</text>
  <text id="112" class="text">From FAFDM head straight up the mountain until you reach the creek in a flat spot. This boulder is then on the left side of the creek with a wide high face.</text>
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      <climb>110</climb>
      <climb>111</climb>
      <climb>146</climb>
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  <problem id="110" stars="*" extra="(SDS)" number="40." name="West Texas" length="" grade="V3" fa="Mo Bassett 23.11.2021">On the lowest side of the boulder, a hard start follow by some nice moves.</problem>
  <problem id="111" stars="***" extra="(Stand)" number="41." name="Hell Or High Water " length="" grade="V4" fa="Mo Bassett 17.12.2021">A great problem with nice move moves on good holds with a bold finish. Standing start matched on the obvious pebble and a high foot. Straight up past a nice side pull slot aiming for the two pebbles sticking out right at the top. There is a large hollow sounding piece right on top but the climbing is finished before you get too it and it seems pretty well stuck in place.</problem>
  <problem id="146" stars="" extra="(SDS)" number="42." name="Open Project " length="" grade="V4-7" fa="">Start as for Reverse Mortgage but head right to finish on the bulgy arete, could be a scary finish above the slope.</problem>
  <text id="113" class="heading2">City Slickers</text>
  <text id="114" class="text">Just behind the last boulder, this cube shaped boulder is obvious. Bit of a different style for the area.</text>
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      <climb>115</climb>
      <climb>116</climb>
      <climb>117</climb>
      <climb>118</climb>
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  <problem id="115" stars="" extra="(Stand)" number="43." name="Pamplona" length="" grade="V0" fa="Mo Bassett 23.11.2021">Up the left side using the arete.</problem>
  <problem id="116" stars="" extra="(Stand)" number="44." name="Two Week Cattle Drive " length="" grade="V1" fa="Mo Bassett 23.11.2021">Up the left side but without using the arete.</problem>
  <problem id="117" stars="*" extra="" number="45." name="Curley " length="" grade="V2" fa="Mo Bassett 23.11.2021">Super thin and balancey, straight up the middle.</problem>
  <problem id="118" stars="" extra="(Stand)" number="46." name="Berquist " length="" grade="V1" fa="Mo Bassett 23.11.2021">Up the right side.</problem>
  <text id="132" class="heading1">The Valley</text>
  <text id="145" class="Discussion">The area is further up the mountain from the main area if you follow the creek. A really extensive area with many, many problems to do. Getting on to an hours walk from the car park but well worth it for the beautiful location and quality of the climbing.</text>
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      <climb>136</climb>
      <climb>137</climb>
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  <problem id="137" stars="*" extra="(Highball, Stand)" number="47." name="Project" length="" grade="" fa="">Straight up the knobbly face to a scary top-out.</problem>
  <problem id="136" stars="*" extra="(Highball, Stand)" number="48." name="Yellowbelly rockover" length="" grade="V1" fa="">Up the right side of the face past some good pebbles and then rocking over onto the slab.</problem>
  <image id="139" src="yellowbelly slabs.jpg" height="464" width="400" legend="true" legendTitle="Yellowbelly Slab">
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      <climb>140</climb>
      <climb>141</climb>
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  <problem id="140" stars="**" extra="(Highball, Stand)" number="49." name="Yellowbelly arete" length="" grade="V0" fa="">Up the edge of the slab utilising the overlap as a left undercling.</problem>
  <problem id="141" stars="**" extra="(Highball, Stand)" number="50." name="Yellowbelly slab" length="" grade="V0" fa="">A great problem up the best bit of the slab.</problem>
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      <climb>143</climb>
      <climb>144</climb>
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  <problem id="143" stars="" extra="(Highball, Stand)" number="51." name="Rodeo Traverse" length="" grade="V0" fa="">Start on the boulder and step onto the face then traverse the break to join Too old for this Rodeo.</problem>
  <problem id="144" stars="*" extra="(Highball, Stand)" number="52." name="Too Old for this Rodeo" length="" grade="V1" fa="">Straight up the main arete, slapping around the bulge to start then an esay but scary top-out.</problem>
</guide>