Ascents in Australia by Michael B

Using holds right of the crack felt trivial. Eliminating anything right of the crack felt hard. Settled for no hands right of the crack but used starting footholds to the right. Somewhat arbitrary - would be curious what is commonly 'accepted'.

Took a while to work out a sequence for the bottom section. Had one lead at the end of the day and punted the last move.

Did it again post break of the middle flake. Harder thank before but easier than finger hooks I think.

Team FA? Looked like an obvious line but the rock quality might have put people off. Fun either way

Needs a send with full reverse of the Panic Button traverse into it.

Let me know if done before. Still quite sandy in the first half but good gear once it's brushed/cleared. Traverse can feel easy or hard depending on how you tackle it (stay low or go high??)

Cool line! Seb reckoned they'd been on it a couple of years ago but didn't finish it. Not sure if anyone else did.

Great little climb, fiddly to protect but great fun.

Thought I'd onsighted this when I did the mantle and went up the arete on the right of the slab but was way too easy. Worked out the slab on TR on the way down, great fun working out the crux past 2nd bolt. Will hopefully be back to lead properly.

Would've been more fun with the right rack

Some sharp holds and tricky moves. Ran out of time to have a proper go from ground sadly.

Missed the hold on flash

Got flash pumped and downclimbed, rested and went back up, this time to the top.