Ascents by Donald Gibson having Distinct route

A little worrying to see a fair amount of water seeping out the rock at the third bolt.

Slab climbing to the ledge followed by the overhanging arete with some holds that deserve to be treated gently. Found a knee bar and heel hook that allowed a no hands rest near the second last bolt - which is always satisfying.

Tough last move at the grade

Well positioned bolts makes this a pleasant climb. However, just one lower off.

Doesn’t feel like 19 until the final move.

Felt easier than Screaming Cockatoos

Good climbing. Felt easy for 19.

Tough for 19. Slightly harder than the 20 to its right.

Great varied climb. Starts easily, then an interesting move passing a side hold after which it steepens before pulling over a bulge onto the top slab.

Good holds all the way. Fun climb.

The start felt hard for 19. The upper section is all pretty cruisy.

Tricky start then superb juggy wall after the cave.

Found the start very hard for 19 - more like 21 - certainly harder that Three Bloody Roofs

Ok for the grade. Pleasant climbing

Easy start then tricky passing the third bolt, easing off after the fourth bolt. As with other climbs here, it would benefit from more traffic to keep the holds clean.

Straight forward to the third bolt then "a sting in the tail" to reach he DBB.

A tough warm up.

Started up Lurch initially then realised my error and traversed into Viva La Papa for the lovely climbing in the upper section. Great route

Lovely balancy arete

A bit contrived. Nice slab climbing and harder than 19 if you avoid the arete all the way up.

Ran the 2 pitches together to give one excellent 38 m pitch. Excellent stuff.

Lovely climbing at the top, but a bit run out in the lower section.

Pleasant, varied climbing.

Never hard but just keeps going with great moves on good holds

Not particularly run out. Felt pretty well protected. A relatively easy start leads to harder moves passing the last bolts. The anchors are set back a little but the final section is very easy terrain.

Quite small crimps at the crux. Steeper than it looks

A little contrived, squeezed in between the adjacent climbs.

Draws on carrots placed by Roman made it relatively straightforward

Pleasant steep stuff. Good as the warm up.

Pleasant wander out to and up the arete. Soft at the grade.

Very warm rock at the end of the day - even in winter. Not as easy as it looks.

Fell on the start on the first attempt. Worked out where to go then got the rest of the climb. Good value for a short climb.

A little run out after the midpoint but it’s on good holds.

Pleasant and quite straightforward after the start moves

pleasant climbing - well protected

Climbing as two pairs. I led pitches 2 and 4. Mitch pulled off a large block at two thirds height on the last pitch. It didn't seem to change the grade but there is still some loose rock that would be best to be removed - but not on a busy holiday weekend.

Avoided the muddy holds for the pink point with my draws in place. Will be a good climb if it’s clean.

Same bolts as A, so the draws were already in (which makes it a pink point flash? It’s all too complicated). Nice technical move passing the first bolt to reach the disappointing pocket.

The climb was filthy so I had to hang off the second bolt to brush the holds. Other than that, lovely moves on in-cuts to get to the side hold on the bulge and pull through to the jugs above - which like the lower section were filthy and also covered with leaves, but so big that it didn't matter. Felt easy for the grade.

Start mantle feels harder than 19, then the rest of the route is much more straight forward

Upper section of the arête felt hard for 19

repeated on top rope. Got it clean but it still felt harder than 19