Ascents of Tiger Cliff

Easier going now it's dry. Still muddy and a but chossy on top, but worth it for the fun moves. Not the 'warm up' I expected, typical Dairy Farm 6 . Took a couple of falls getting over the bulge to the first anchor and an unexpected fall on the second pitch when a handhold came off (it's not an essential one and there are other options). Good route to practice your mantling and pushing on - use your feet and arms and press up rather than pulling too much on holds. To whoever replaced the gear on the top thank-you, makes for good anchor now.

Morning Shadow destroyed me, and Tiger Cliff finished the job. Conditions were poor, incredible choss after the rain. First pitch only.

Bit of a nightmare. Eaten by ants at the bottom, hard to find anything decent to rig a ground anchor, muddy as hell. Must've spent 45 minutes trying to work up to the halfway point, feet slipping all over the place. Eventually decided to down-climb to one of the least dodgy looking bolts to retreat.

Feels much tougher than 6a, lots of mud and water, very dubious bolts and large sections of the left hand side of the route look like they could crumble away - take care if trying this one, plenty of risk of pulling out rocks or pulling off holds... Maybe another time, maybe I'll leave this one.

Definitely not a 6A like in mentioned on the guide, 5M traverse to the right after ladder, Belayer was anchored to the bolt beside starting flake. Insane Thumb press / 2 finger crimp in the middle.

Anchor at the top of pitch 2 is full of rusty tat and pretty dodgy, had to blow a sling to rappel.

The route includes a couple of 'pegs' and gear-shaped 'hold' that have been left behind, presumably to pull on? 'Peg' atop P1 gets in the way. Another 'peg' and 'hold' combo make the first move on P2 much easier.

Top of second pitch has a crappy anchor.

Edit 07-Mar-2020: changed from flash to redpoint as I mistakenly thought this was a flash

Awkward but rewarding. Rusty chain on pitch 2.

Struggled on the crux of the 1st pitch