Ascents as Red point by Paul Kinnane

Interesting moves on fantastic rock. Over too early.

Great moves on the steep section of the wall. Blew the on-sight by not seeing the good hold before the finish jug.

Absolutely stunning route. Lots of techie sections linked together, where you can fall at any point, with a stopper move final dyno to the glory jug. Whilst a few people have ticked this route pretty quickly, I ended up spending about 15-20 sessions on it, so it was at my limit, so it felt pretty good to clip the chains today.

OK climb, although potentially a little contrived as the Ethics Police fined me for going into the corner.

This route kicked my butt until I used all the unticked holds, and it all worked nicely.

A couple of good moves in the second half of this route.

Amazing climb with a puzzling crux that needs solving. 3rd go. Felt hard for the grade, but it's my anti-style.

Solid move at the crux

Super classy route. Second shot.

Great route that doesn't really let-up at any point

Easy climbing with a hard-to-read crux.

Really very nice climbing, although there are some tricky moves above bolts that wouldn't be a pleasant fall, so it's less a "Sport" where you clip and go, and more a "Trad" route that's been bolted.

Very wet, but some really pretty good moves, and surprisingly sustained. I think over summer this will get a lot of traffic, and is a great addition to the crag.

Sustained crimping

Great moves. Second go.

Super happy to clip the chains on this route after being very close for a few weeks. Mega-endurance route, which is definitely my style, with lots of solid climbing where you can fall off anywhere, but no ridiculously hard moves.

Super happy to tick this after 10+ sessions. The sequence from the kneebar rest to the Marlboro rest is amazing - absolutely desperate, on-the-limit climbing where you can fall on any move.

Powerful moves on pockets. Easy for 25 (but probably too hard for 24). Ticked first go after inspecting the moves lowering off the warm-up route.

Pumpy endurance route with 2 tricky sections.

Great moves moving across the wall. A lot of fun.

Repeat

Originally ticked this route 20 years ago and thought the start was pretty hard back then. The start is still hard!

Mega-pumper route, that doesn't let up until the final Marlboro mantle. Felt similar in difficulty to Emphysema, but I suspect once the strong local crew work out better beta if will be easier. So took a bet each way with the 27/28 grade.

Blew the on-sight due to wasp attack.

After a few falls working out the hard move at the first bolt, finally got through and clipped the chains. Pretty scrappy on the top moves.

Solid crux for the grade

Steap juggy stuff into a cool vertical face at the top.

Pitch 1. Fine climbing but the start up the tree is a let down.

Polished!

Short route with some interesting moves, although not the best rock quality.

Great rock quality and moves. A good options for hot days.

A hard fought battle over many many sessions. Whilst there are many ways through the top crux, I couldn't get any of them to work with pumped arms. It took Joanna ticking it to really focus the mind and become one with the rock and got the tick the next go! Nothing better than a double-tick day after a few weeks of wet rock.

Mega-endurance route - perfect for the climber with great endurance, but no power.

Easy climbing to the half way break, then it's on until the chains. Took a few burns to unlock the crux, then it went first pop.

Sneaky mid-week afternoon session tick. Pumpy line. Fell off exiting the final undercling left traverse a few times before getting a sequence that worked.

Took quite a few goes to get this one. The exit move from the second crux sequence confounded me, until I found some crack'in beta that worked a treat.

Big dyno into pumpy finish.

Red Cliff's "Tim in the Gym"

Had my eye on this route for nearly 20 years, and finally got to jump on it!

Very cool moves. Hard start, and then pump it out to the end.

Relatively easy climbing to a very hard clip of the chains. I used my bi-annual "unethical tick" card on this one.

Slopers and big moves on a wall full of crimps.