Ascents in South East as various tick types by PattyD

Awesome! Leading the start of P3 is exciting! Led 1, 3, 4 and 5. Rob led 2. Gear required: #1 C4 top pitch 3. Single set C4 #0.3 to #2 and set BD stoppers on pitch 5. Rest is bolts. Rapped the route with 100m half rope (50m rappels) in three pitches, only just managing to link 4 and 5 with rope stretch. Linked 1 and 2 easy. Grade is a stiff 17 and pretty consistent the whole way except P5 at about 14.

Pitches 1, 2, 3 and got rained off so rapped. Dan led 1 and 3, I led 2. Pretty sketchy first pitch in the wet.

The second pitch is magic and on its own it is a classic, but the first pitch is pretty ordinary. The run outs might freak out new leaders. Could be done with only a set of slings to protect the first pitch (there is no gear other than the trees anyway), just clip the first bolt on P2 and stay attached to the tree to belay.

Great route, good rock, nice mix of trad/sport and plenty of air. I led 1, 3, 5 and 7, Ian made short work of 2, 4, 6. Variant start is a great trad route in its own right. We went off route at top of pitch 2 and ended up on El Schorcho (21). No wonder it seemed like a very hard 16! At the third bolt I and traversed right to the right line. Pitches 4-7 are pretty chilled after the first three. I soloed the last pitch which goes at grade 10.

Just did this because I ran into a friend who'd just put a rope up it. Pretty crappy climb, dangerously run out to the 3rd bolt (warning is correct).

Cleaning the gear.

Another lap just to do it clean, did not get a chance to lead it again.

I led this first, then went back on top rope to see how I could have done it better. That slab section up top is very technical with tiny holds and even smaller feed. Felt very run out, only three bolts... guide does say use 1.5 SLCD somewhere? Anyway, good change of style at Brooyar.

Same old easy KP route.

Rope up for friend.

First "climb" since the shoulder injury. Climbing is pretty ordinary because it is a lot of bush bashing through ledges interspaced with sections of easy but very poorly protected climbing. But it is still a really fun choose your own adventure style climb. We knew where it started and where it ended, the rest we worked out by climbing upwards!

Climbed the first pitch of this with leaning hand crack, then went around the arête on the right up to tree and continued to large ledge up thin corner which might have been second pitch of Rocks Of Honey.

First pitch is great with good gear and hand jams.

Second pitch was really good as well what ever it was but scary for the second because the traverse is very hard to protect for the second.

I think this is the route we climbed, headed left at the top of Rocks Of Honey first pitch and up into the nice crack system in the centre of the highest section.

There were a couple of committing scary moves down low with OK gear. the crux might be getting over the bush at half height!

More interesting way to start Prometheus I. Guess at date.

So apparently I did this all wrong the first time round... stay out of the chimney to the left!

Murray's lead, glad about that too, the gear seemed a bit fiddly, it was fun to second though.

Awesome route, well lead by Murray. Would not want to do this without a big cam (#5 C4?) to protect that overhang at the start.

Warm up for the arms.

I led 2nd (crux) pitch, Jonothan led 1 and 3/4 (combined). I climbed the first pitch twice after I dropped our biggest hex at the belay, grrr! Second pitch did not seem too bad, hardly any worthwile gear on that slab but very easy climbing. 3rd pitch was great but insainly run out, Jonothan basically soloed it. On combined pitches 3 and 4 (55m) we only placed 5 bits of gear! Finished up the caves route and walked down the west face tourist route. Great day out!

First climb at frog! Great intro, plenty of gear, not hard but still interesting.

Great climbing, loved this route, again plenty of gear but also some spicy moves for a 14.

I was looking for a nice easy warm up but this turned into an ordeal! It is not technically difficult (although that chimney is not easy for really tall guys like me) but the problem is you can't clean this yourself! You cannot lower back down the chimney without getting your rope nicely jammed in a crack. To add to my torment I got a red C4 stuck which took me half an hour to get out. The final straw was getting the rope jammed in that crack on the pull! Arrg!

I was looking for something to sooth my nerves after the last climb. This was easy but very dirty. There is way better climbing at Frog than this. It only sees as many assents as it does because it is in the shade all day.

Led on trad gear in the wet. It was very very sandy which did not inspire confidence. Good gear in the first half, bit sketchy up top with dodgy rock and questionable placements. No holds on the top out, just dig those fingers into the dirt and scramble! Glad to have done some trad at KP but won't be rushing to repeat this climb.

Nice easy trad route with good protection, we went on to complete blabbermouth proper.

Seconded first pitch, lead second. Damn that chimeny is tight!

Really good climb at the grade. I'm not used to having this much gear in the Glasshouse!

Distinctly without ledges that usually mare easy climbs in the glasshouse. Fun climb, plenty of gear.

Slightly awkward down low then jugs to the top!

More a test of your head than your arms, 50m is a long way to keep you sh1t together. I almost lost it when I found myself at the crux, 40m off the deck and with a couple of suspect cams 4m below my feet. Staring at three perfect hex placements does not help upward progress when there are no hexes left on your harness. So a few deep breaths and I ran it out to the wide crack where with great relief I jammed in the #3 and dispatched the last few meters. WooooHoooo!

What a waste of time.

Hard start, really crap rock and only 7m high. Enough said.

Shitty gear down low, fun middle section, tricky finish.

Dan led P1, I led 2 and 3 combined. Excellent climb, gear and exposure. Only just managed to link P2 and 3 with a 50m rope and a little simu-climbing. Some tricky moves in there for a 15.

Flaring 3 sided chimney on the first pitch is an excellent, really technical climb that requires a fair bit of thought. Good gear all the way.

Headed left and linked into second pitch of what I think was Mexicana, aesthetic long crack system up the centre of the highest part of the wall.

Haha, did this years ago on my first trip to frog thinking it was Witches Cauldron. Pretty horrible as far as I can remember!

Finally found out that this is the climb we did ages ago (date guessed). I just saw the decent looking corner on the way to Prometheus and decided to go up that. Thought we were pioneering an epic new route... but really you can do whatever you want on this section of Tibro. Rapped down caves route. Great day out!

Great day out with Jonothan, Amanda, Chris and Sven. Soloed the whole route, some nice exposure but basically a scramble. Me Sarah and Jono rapped down Blabbermouth on the North East buttress but I've previously been up to the summet from that point after doing Black Orpheus, so ticking this climb now.

Seemed a lot easier that when I first did it 6 months ago, some improvements in crack climbing technique have helped.

A #4 C4 makes this a lot easier! Glad to have ticked this after last trips micro epic. The upper crack is great, perfect fist size for me.

Warm up for the head.

Took a couple of friends up, chilled day on the mountain.

We defied Mother Nature and her rainy ways. She said f u and opened up the skys when I was at the 6th bolt on P1, nothing like leading tibro in the wet! It dried up and pitch two was fantastic.

Done with Terry, this climb has a great variation in it's 40m; face climbing, Brooyar pockets then nicely overhung and exposed up top. Great fun.

Very nice route. The fun moves through overhang are well protected. Crux is finding the carrots!

Great route, I must have missed at least one bolt that put me a LONG way above the gear in the middle, kept a cool head and felt good!

I may have ticked this when I was actually on 245T???

Great fun long climb.

Thought I'd done this before but must have ticked this previously when I was actually on 245T. I got a bit confused at the tricky overhang up top. It's easy once you commit.

Fun climb that has some steep rock in the upper half. Spent 2 hours belaying up multiple seconds!

A good climb but probably pretty average for the crag. There are a few reachy moves and there is no way that finish on the overhung headwall is a 14, closer to a 17 or so. The second last bot is in a terrible spot leading to some heinous rope drag if you're belaying up a second.

First climb of the Brooyar trip and what an introduction, overhung and two spots high up but holds everywhere! Awesome.

Excellent climb, bummer you have to climb through the shitty sandy stuff for the first 10m to get to the good stuff. Pretty overhung for a low grade, but all the holds are there, and the rests are where you need them.

Great climb, do this one every time I'm at Eagles Nest, heaps of fun.

Obligatory lap on this climb, so much fun.

Another great climb, the top overhangs look scary but the climb's bark is worse than it's bite, it's Brooyar and there are holds everywhere. Maybe a little run out but no need for natural pro as the description says.

Surprised this route has not had more ascents, great climbing, scary looking roof but big holds always within reach. Second you partner on that hanging belay, brilliant stuff.

First climb in a while, pumpy when you've got no strength left.

I'm going to call this one a classic. Fantastic exposure and interesting moves up some crazy rock.

Super easy but fun, good for beginners.

There is no escaping it, the rock is terrible but the climbing is actually fun. Should clean up eventually.