Ascents of Modern Masculinity

Pretty cool morning. The third pitch is about as rad as it gets... for 5m pitches! Last is also rad in a weird way. First would be better if it wasn't sport, I should have put gear in the crack seeing as I'd fully racked up before realising. The actual crux bit wasn't really a highlight as it featured some scabby rock and we both had to rest before finding nasty little crimps to aid the thrutching. The bolt at the crux is probably good both because the rock is eh and because you could, if wanted, just aid through the move and have yourself a nice 18/19 multi.

I wonder if you could link the 3rd and 4th pitch? The leader might feel a bit alone as they tackled the beak...

Not great. Pretty crusty and vegetated. The traverse on the 3rd pitch is nice but only 2m long.

3rd &4th pitches really enjoyable, 2nd pitch awkward thrutchy, and very hard!!

The P3 traverse is great!

With Stephen. Onsight all pitches that I haven't led previously. Linked P2 and P3 to avoid the awkward trad belay. Very good climbing for ME (in a hideously awkward, funky Trad kind of way), but probably not everyone's cup of tea. P1 - Access slab as for Big Bird. P2 - Probably 21. Thrutchy and insecure corner crux. Rather goey. P3 - Easier than it looks exposed traversing up the finger crack. P4 - Very awkward and insecure, with seemingly illogical moves necessary. Hard to grade.

Interesting and the crux was way too tricky for the onsight. Read the description before heading up

Sendage!

Seconding James, 2nd pitch only. Desperate thrutchy crux. Good line, bolting is probably done but still needs a lot of cleaning in places to get more than a star. Will bring broom next time.

2 bolts in pitch 2 and climbed 1 hang up to belwo the roof. Cleaned the corner some more. Redpointed top pitch.

Put two bolts in pitch three and worked some moves on TR solo. Gonna be scary.