Ascents in South East as various tick types by PattyD

Really happy to have onsighted this, hardest climb I've lead in a while. Form slowly coming back. Make sure you go right at the last bolt... all that moss covered rock to the left is not a two star 20!

Great fun, supprised this does not get more attention. I'd say it is an ego boosting 20 and it is really well bolted so never stressful. Those last moves up the chimmny are really fun.

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.

High first bolt, then only two more before the chains! Nice climb though.

Harder on the head than the arms, those ledges are ever present. Nice moves though. It would be a great climb if the first three bolts were reshuffled and maybe another added low down.

Quite tricky for the grade.

Challenging enough to be fun, nice and consistent

Starts to get a bit more dawnting to the end of this pitch, I combined it with P3.

One section on this pitch is hard, easier ground to the right but becarefull of a fall here, you'll take un unpleasent swing into the wall. Stoked to have led this.

Really easy after the previous pitch, but great position and enjoyable climbing.

Mmmm traversing Little bit more challenging than the previous pitch. Great fun. Make sure you have a 60m rope if your rapping this route with a single rope. Especially if you want to combine pitch 3 and 4 for the rap. Loved this entire route.

Fun first move, rest is boring, and very sandy.

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.

Pretty typical Brooyar, little overhung, lots of holds, really fun.

Fully bolted, 8 hangars, no chains at top, must top out and belay second up to clear the gear. A little bit sandy but I enjoyed it in a masochistic kind of way.

This is a good climb, it is just not so popular because of the lack of chains. Pretty sustained and easy to get all crossed up if not thinking about where you're going.

Tough little move to the 3rd bolt.

Awkward crux that is harder than expected looking from the ground.

Yep, pumpy like they say! Great fun and a route I can see myself doing many times.

Pretty tough getting through the roof. Interesting top out.

I did not think this was much easier than Worm Hole and that was tricky for an 18.

Bit harder than I expected for the grade, that overhang especially. Have to admit that I skipped the overhang and used a bolt of 'Standing Room Only' at the overhang when I first lead it.

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

Run of the Mill KP.

Warm up for "Dreamcatcher", but fun climbing in it's own right.

Good climb till the the last bolt, then all sandy through tree roots. Moves past first bolt are a bit tough for a 17, the rest is easy.

This deserves extra difficulty grading just for the confidence you need to pull on those scary thin bits of rock!

Great warm up, really fun climb.

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.

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

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.

Rain held off long enough to get up this. Fun first pitch but the second two are pretty generic. I led pitches 1 and 3, Dan led pitch 2. Skipped many bolts on the third pitch to reduce drag and eliminate backcleaning (otherwise requires about 16 draws).

Fun climb, interesting moves.

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.

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

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.

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!

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

Hard moves to a high first bolt, rest of route pretty is easy, not a great warm up if you're looking for a chilled lead.

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.

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.

Nice easy little climb.

Fun climbing on a great piece of rock.

Varied moves and positive holds all the way up make it enjoyable climbing. Very well worn because of the good quality citation and low grade.

Fun little climb, going straight up the face after the last bolt to the chains is about 19, to the right is an 14.

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.

Easy arvo at the cliffs

Interesting climb, feels harder than the grade but once you get the moves it is pretty straightforward.

Better then you'd expect looking from the bottom... not too much bush bashing at all.

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.

Not bad, interesting getting into the chimney.

Quality climb and surprising moderate given the steepness. Ironically there was a baby brown snake enjoying the sun in a hole just before the second last bolt. Keep calm, clip and carry on.

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

Start is vaguely reminiscent of English gritstone... If only it did not turn to sand under foot. Fun headwall.

Tricky little start but it is all over quickly and turns into easy gerneric tibro.

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

Warm up, nice easy climb, nothing really memorable.

Hard for the grade, feels a little run out as well. Doing it at night by head torch made it harder than it really is I suspect.

Same old easy KP route.