Ascents in New South Wales and ACT as various tick types by Lee Cujes

16 surely?

Nice one

Man, that was great. Intimidating, glad to have finally done it. Filmed the POV, it's on YouTube. Onsight spolier.

Really cool, with the wide section being pretty heady (for those of us without #7 cams!). Calves were burning. There may have even been #calfspooge.

Yeah I'd give this 22 at least. A bit awkward and oozey but worth doing (moreso if there was an easy lower-off). Easy to run out of plates with both bottom and top belays requiring them. No top lower-off (2BRs). I walked climbers L 50m to a perma-slung tree, rapped from here to vegetated halfway ledge, located the bolted lower-off above the Carthegenian and rapped here to the floor. Apparently you can also go climbers R to rap down The Plunge.

Nice interesting jaunt. Second pitch arete was pretty cool with a few airy delicate moves.

A cool varied wandering adventure. The low mantle is quite tricky I thought! Don't land on the tree spike of death!

Can't claim the onsight. Seconded this 19 years ago

Great fun.

Continually interesting and enjoyable from bottom to top.

This is the best easy pitch I've done in the Blue Mountains.

Classic! Just two cams (#1.5 and #2 friend).

Lots of little wires. I tried to avoid stickclipping the only very high first carrot, but then backed off and stickclipped. Which was a bit of a mission in and of itself.

Interesting moves for a slab.

5th shot. Yup! Slabs!

Sort of a 1 legged ascent type of thing.

Fluffed the onsight [2]

Consistent and interesting the whole way. A great route at this grade.

Fitness lap.

Great addition by Evan; very well-equipped and quite bouldery. May be comparable to something like White Linen. Psyched.

Fitness lap.

Maybe the most memorable move on the whole wall: the slab-mantle! Deary me, kill me now!

Good one, felt like a bit of a gamble which way to go at the top.

I was closest to falling off the top of this. No chalk to guide the way, proper hunting.

Some proper tricky moves on the slab. Did this as the last route and was happy to get away with it.

A rush of blood to the head? [2]

Probably loses a star in today's money for the early 90s bolt positions.

17 year project! Lol, but also seriously. #FDLFCS [4]

Between Mon 26 and Thu 29 Apr 2021, one of my quickdraws was removed from the traverse bolt. It's black, 25cm dogbone, Petzl biners. Slightly odd given the entire route and extension were geared up, and everything else was untouched. Maybe a cockatoo ate it?

Long slings, roller biners, 50m of air, skipping clips and and going feet first to the lip. That's what I call a good time. [6]

Six tries this year. Several lobs off the last move [9]

Quite nice. Need to lay some power down at the top.

Understandably popular. Weirdly endurancy for such a short route. Heartbreaker finish.

Looks very unassuming from the ground. Top section is no joke. There are plenty of easier 24s around.

14 years later apparently, now with trustworthy bolts. I would have called it an onsight but theCrag keeps me honest. You can kneebar your way through the start, if you're that way inclined.

Nice, well worth getting on!

In the modern world of roof climbing and kneebars, this would be a grade 24 roof route if it was on a rope, but it does seem a bit mean to suggest it's a V3?