Ascents in Central Coast by Vanessa Wills having sport-cpr or ascent-date

Alzheimers os, to the anchors of Mr C. Easier than 24 but maybe better for the short

Even moving left straight from corner this thing seems soft for grade. Interesting moves for short climb.

Third go, had to figure the crux reach. Crack gloves both hands helped and taped right index finger for brutal finger lock

Found the bottom half the crux, the top was ok once I sussed the moves and brushed the slopers to clip the anchors. Lots of sharp thin holds

Rpt. Some worthwhile committing moves on this off poor holds. Climbs completely independent of route to left to same anchors

Third shot, technical and balancy, get on it while it's clean

Rpt

Rpt, crimps feeling great in cold conditions

Rpt. Easier than the 20, and some of the 19s I think.

Rpt

With the proximity of the trees I no longer feel comfortable leading this. Feels contrived, due to how close tree is to cliff

So slippery today in the spooge

Rpt

2 laps today

Nice moves, crap rock

I can catch the start move by a fingernail, the rest is ok, but still some long moves, pleased to tick it again though.

Still great, but second to third bolt feels sketchy. Long sling on third bolt is nice

McDougalling left at 4 th bolt climbs ok. Otherwise direct is a hard boulder problem

Rpt, such a nice climb I did it twice. Huge snake in the pocket a metre left of the 4th bolt

Rpt, couple of laps.

Reacquainting myself with the two finger pocket. Rest of it fine.

Looks dirty but climbs well with interesting sequence

A few months back. Fell off going for anchors first go.

The mantle is nice, the start nails if slot is out of reach and the end pretty hard. Gives me something to come back for.

Rpt, good friction day made it feel more like 19

Better conditions than a month ago, straight up today, but always find this pumpy.

Given I had done sin bad can only claim the flash. Good names for dubious practices

Hmmm

Trench warfare. Dave did this much easier by putting his back to the water which didn't work for me. I faced the water and did some extreme bridging and thrutching. And sorted it out by about the 15th attempt, and probably won't be able to walk tomorrow.

Rpt

Took about 30 goes to stick the bouldery start sequence. I figure if it was down the hill it would get v4. Yes there was a snake off to the left near the top. Needed a lot of brushing to be able to hold the slopes.

Missed starting boulder problem first attempt, easier after that

Rpt, good friction today.

Rpt, anchors wet, rest ok.

Thin but enough there

Rpt, couple of laps

Rpt

Rpt, lovely shady and breezy conditions after midday

Good moves in the middle

Rpt, another bouldery number, probably my favourite route, had to brush sand out of all the incuts

Fortunately had been done recently so was clean enough

May have improved with traffic. Quite good, except for whomever coated each hold with chalk- totally unnecessary and reduces friction. Single bolt anchor up top. May be a good area to do the rebolting and fix anchor arrangement.

John was still working up to the FA, crimpy top ok, big move to side pull rather a reach

Rpt. Didn't want to bugger shoulder so didn't do my campus crimp after managing to catch it.the end feels great after all the Grampians pocket pulling

Rpt, long reach to finish but some nice moves

Rpt

Rpt

Rpt. One very thin move, needed a good clean.

This was even dirtier, wasted a lot of effort going right of the bolts with some very funky moves, but couldn’t see how to get through a blank section. Tried going left, probably the way, but a very long move for me

Very impressed I onsighted this in the past. The mantle is hard. Took 3 goes today. One of the most interesting technical moves on the central coast for the grade

Took a nice swing when rope up to clip bolt and foot popped

FFA. Some interesting moves, it just didn't seem to flow