Ascents in World as Onsight by Peatey

Crux was getting my safety in...

Guided by Katie

A stonking nut placement every metre.

No gear, but no issue after the first few moves. Fun squirming for a few metres.

Linked 2-3. Took more medium cams than most equivalent routes.

Ordinary..

Made a meal of the thin section.

P1-3. Quality rock and easy jugging.

None of the holds were what I expected, enjoyed it.

Came back for P2 and 3.

I was promised roof chimneying, and P3 delivered, just not how I was expecting. It was wild in any event 😂

Ascent during sunset with a full moon rising. Can't ask for better than that.

So on this day I was bitten on the exposed toe by a large black skink. Sucker ambushed me while I was on belay.

Climbed the route also.

Crux was climbing around the tourists on the Easter long weekend.

As one pitch. Didn't protect the first pitch, extended my gear on the second and still had horrendous drag. Fun otherwise.

On the way to tackle Mr Chicken.

Fun in its own right. Mangled the chimney pitch by forgetting chimneys have two sides...

As a single pitch on dusk, great last minute mileage.

P1 only before we ended up on Judgement Day by mistake, and the traverse bolt on that has been chopped...

The chimney was wicked. Heaps of good hexes. Had to get out at one point when the squeeze got too real.

Also this was one chimney too many for my harness. The abrasion sawed through my gear loop, showering the chimney with my gear...

Linked top two pitches in a draggy scramble.

Very worthwhile

P2 surprisingly exposed, P4 corner surprisingly hard.

One pitch

First route at Araps. It's no Frog Buttress, but goes alright

As a single pitch.

Bloody good fun chimney. Proper squeeze friction chimney in the bottom.

Worth most of the hype.

Climbing this in late November was a mistake. The entire route cops full sun, all day. We got thoroughly cooked and dehydrated.

Climbing was reasonably good, except pitch 3 and 4 which was low angle and scrubby but par for the course on S Beerwah.

Hadn't done this one. Great long jugging like the rest of this wall.

Fun through the rooflet, there's holds if you find them in time.

Finish up over the sandy bulge was very average. Would link into the nice headwall finish to the chains of the 20 next time.

Climbs much better than the lichen makes it look.

Not bad. South Beerwah-esque

Fun

Backlog now it's listed here.

Climbed circa 2016 because it was there...

Rapped off a number of small trees.

Took a long while to do this. Managed to place gear the whole way through the crux, much to my seconders dismay.

I interrupt your regularly scheduled programming of Frog choss to bring you... KP choss.

This was pretty scrappy rock up top.

This was stellar. Better than Borderline 29. Protectable but crazy airy. Get on it. Take 2 3's for the top half.

Much less of a route than plenty of others.

It's not worth it for a change of scene. It's just not worth existing.

I did see a nice micro-garden en route.

Fruit themed day:

A fun few jams that you can seee from the ground, then loose chockstone choss.

Very protectable. Interesting enough in the middle but filthy through the top half. Wading through the loose scree to a tree wasn't ideal either. Chimneyed up to the base of the route in behind the pillar and re-dropped the rope to my belayer - No drag for me, but unfortunately for her we now know the direct start is nails

And with this inglorious waste of guidebook space, I've finished every route at Frog under 17. Thanks Shabbi, Moogie, Ren and every other unfortunate soul who's had to visit some of these forgotten classics with me.

The face climbing was lovely. I'm not convinced that any of the gear in the top half would hold a whip.

The description lies. This is far from sustained thrutching. Plenty of face holds and stances. Minimal wide technique required. Enjoyed it.

Nice jamming broken by ledges.