Ascents as various tick types by Mitch Scanlan-Bloor

Cool climbing, gear looks tiny.

Poorly managed rope drag had me peaking through the final jam crack.

Couldn't do it four years a go. Couldn't do it a year a go. Chuffed to get it this time round even though it was pouring with water.

Didn't have a guidebook so ended up on quite the adventure and we made a few bad calls on pitch lengths. In hindsight it looks like we missed the best pitch by tracking left at the end. Day started with us roasting in the sun, then freezing when the sun passed overhead. Loved the first pitch before rope drag had me deadlifting on the slab corner - never tried so hard!

Was wishing I brought a bit more gear by the end. Engaging all the way, really good.

Absolute hell with a backpack, shredded tape gloves and without a shred of technique. Fought tooth and nail to get the top of this one clean. Top pitch eased off considerably but the damage had been done. Still got so much to learn with this crack business. Proper full blown certified choss in the final metres - like climbing up a bookshelf!

Led P.1 and P.3. First go at a proper finger crack so was happy to grovel behind Nick for the 2nd pitch. Was a learning experience! Great line.

Mini orestes!

#4 cam does you no good despite what the guidebook says. Small wires around the guano hold work a treat.

Unassuming from below! Hard for the grade I thought. Excellent sustained climbing.

Ultra cool.

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