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Heeley Sheaf Boulder
The second boulder at Heeley officially opened in December 2012 after a period of consultation involving potential users led by Al Williams who was also involved in the installation and carving of the boulder. This consultation led to the design being drastically different from the original boulder with an over hanging face with small to mid-size edges, some in-cut, some sloping. To complement the overhanging side and facilitate descents there are slabs for descending.
operating instructions
Various functions are available as part of the map.
mouse/touch operation
- moving by grabbing the map with a mouse-click you can move the map around
- overview map using the < button in the bottom right of the map you can expand an overview map
- zooming in and out using the + and - buttons in the top left of the map you can obtain more or less detail in the map
- switching themes or maps clicking on the ≡ icon on the right-hand side of the map you can view and select available maps and themes
- retrieving information the map may contain elements that contain more information, by clicking these a popup will show this information
- fullscreen display using the ✈ button the map can be maximized to fullscreen display, use the ✕ button to return to page display.
keyboard operation
Keyboard operation becomes available after activating the map using the tab key (the map will show a focus indicator ring).
- moving using the arrow keys you can move the map
- overview map using the + button in the bottom right of the map you can expand an overview map
- zooming in and out using the + and - buttons in the top left of the map or by using the + and - keys you can obtain more or less detail in the map
- switching themes or maps clicking on the ≡ icon on the right-hand side of the map you can view and select available maps and themes
- retrieving information the map may contain elements that contain more information, using the i key you can activate a cursor that may be moved using the arrow keys, pressing the enter will execute an information retrieval. press the i or the escape key to return to navigation mode
- fullscreen display using the ✈ button the map can be maximized to fullscreen display, use the ✕ button to return to page display.
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| id | symbol | latitude | longitude | description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 |  |
53.360865º | -1.471382º | Heeley Boulder |
| 2 | |
53.3615301º | -1.470808º | Heeley Boulder (Sheaf) |
Layout
The boulder is a really two cuboids both sitting at an angle to give an over hanging side and a slab on each side, a crack between the two boulders and two ends. Because of the vast number of holds and options for eliminates this topo describes it in six sections. Left and Right refer to climbers view as they would be when facing the rock.
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