Ascents as Tick, First ascent, Lead, Solo or First free ascent as sport by Ryan Weller

I got stung in the face by a bee! After a light recovery, I found a bit wandery and then reachy, meh. not so cute

this was interesting....... Note 68m rope necessary if led from the Sunday slab anchors and lowered to the ground.

I recall it full of shouldery funk. maybe I was glad i wasn't leading

thin and footless to climb direct to first bolt (no stick clip) I traversed in from the left, still pretty bold. Then easy climbing past VERY spaced bolts. I didn't feel like messing around more so I traversed again to Pick Pocket's anchors for a TR there. Maybe there are anchors somewhere on this route.... plenty of rock to climb above!

top out party on the jiji. we fit 6 people on the peak with creative room to spare. 10c is an interesting grade for the crux

5 pitch is nails, ridiculous thin slab climbing on limestone. 6th pitch is only a hair harder than the 5th but cranks into a chossy finger crack. you'll see our blood at the start and you'll see you're life flash before your eyes trying to approach the anchor. 20% chance of death. 7th pitch is more choss, 6c max. didn't want to take in the views as much as we wanted to get the hell home safely. still good to average overall.. somehow

AMAZING. first pitch a bit awkward, but leads to 3 classic pitches on tuffas, steep to a solid technical crux. views thru the arch and mega exposure.

Fantastic exposure after the first (long) pitch. 70m rope essential for rapping. Very cool place to be.

overgraded. even tried different ways to climb it, can't find a 7a. Dangerous muddy ledge to belay from, and sketchy bamboo log to cross for access.

polishing up and a little pumpy,

Linked the top from Dragon Bolt Z. The top is wonderful! the bottom wetish chimney looks like crap.

i don't know if i climbed this, but a bunch of 6a-6b something to the right of the concrete building/box/gate thingy. most of these are really polished and not very nice.