Ascents climbed between 2018-1-00 and 2018-06-30 by oliver kerr having Trad CPR

Not too bad once I worked out the moves - though if I was any shorter it would have been impossible!

I got scared and dogged In pro on the "onsight" attempt. Once I worked out the moves and had a nut protecting the exciting post crux move# it really wasn't too bad.

Top roped while I was abseiling down to get my gear off Flights of Fantasy. It would be a very exciting finish on lead! Plummeting from the final crimps would see you close to the ground unless you manage to waggle in some very dodgy RPs on the last "jug".

Interesting climbing - I should have really gone for the onsight proper but I got lost and sat on the rope. Easy once you know where you are going.

I managed to work out the dyno with a really high foot. Once I got that, I dogged the rest of the gear in - including a dodgy yellow for the traverse. On my redpoint attempt I threw my back out on that dyno preventing me from retrieving my gear. Some say my gear is still there to this day.

Edit: turns out I did some weird link up between this and the next route round to the right by traversing after the crux dyno. Not really that necessary - the direct is fine.

Sustained and solid at the grade. Route and gear finding is often the crux. Thank god for the shiny bolted anchor next to the tree high up - it's the only good bolts on the climb. Great route!

Jesus Christ this is slick! It's hard or I'm too weak...or both.

Missed the very last crimp on the hard section! It's basically a sport route at the moment with a couple of fixed wires of varying quality at the last crux. #1 and #2 Camelot and quickdraws are all you need.

I pumped myself silly leading the 23 pitch with 2 litres of water in my camel-back. I thought I was in with a show for the 24 pitch sans backpack but it sure showed me who was boss...

Sustained - lots of wondering where the route goes. The traverse was memorable! Most pitches end is a belay bolt and some sport bolts and pitons along the way. Took an alternative ending up the left-hand corner system - lots of loose blocks - think helium.