ledge

Converse of object

• vegetate: Follow the thin vertical crack above until forced left into a wider crack, which leads to a vegetated ledge.
• overhang: Continue up through a groove to an overhung ledge.
• reach: Climb up to a ledge reached by the more direct approach.
• gain: Gain the ledge by an awkward move then escape right up the ramp.
• nest: Most colonies of seabirds breed on sandstone sea cliffs which weather into a series of suitable nesting ledges and crevices.

Preposition: at

meter: A steep start gains a ledge at 3 meters, then climb directly up the crack.

Adjective modifier

• sloping: Traverse right from the sloping gray ledge for 3m to a blunt arete.
• grassy: Pull onto the grassy ledge then climb the clean corner pulling out left at the top.
• rocky: Our final campsite, a raised rocky ledge just North of Owen Point, is the most stunning of all.
• narrow: The cave is entered by a narrow ledge of columns leading into the darkness.
• heather: The middle tier is divided by a diagonal heather ledge, running from bottom left to top right.
• precarious: It was perhaps fortunate there were no high trees or precarious ledges at hand.

Preposition: on

cliff: Perhaps that dates back to prehistoric times when on a ledge on a cliff was a pretty good place to be.

Noun used with modifier

• belay: I stamp on my belay ledge to keep cozy and climbing cautiously above my last piece of gear I feel absorbed.
• bilberry: Climb this direct to a narrow bilberry ledge at its top.
• grass: Start from a grass ledge below a short sharp arete.
• cliff: They may nest in tree holes, on cliff ledges or on buildings.
• window: Water had risen to window ledge height in parts of the resort.
• rock: Start on a sloping break beneath a rock ledge at 5m.

Preposition: of

rock: The pitch then continues in similar fashion past several ledges of loose rock to a slope at the bottom with yet more loose rock.