Ascents in Central as Red point

Used to access the Butterfly Wall anchors.

Snagged the FFA two days after falling at the end of the crux on the FA. The stemming beta I had worked out worked a treat. Amazing climbing doing moves I have never done before on the most incredibly frictioned rock. One of my most proudest First ascents and a great climb. Added a DBB at top.

Seemed a bit contrived. The bolt is in a blank space under the crack but there is a big flat ledge between this climb and the one to the right and the finger crack is totally avoidable with face holds on the right.

Solid climb but not a 21, friction is unreal and above the 2nd bolt its a scramble. Would be a good line for instructing beginner lead climbers.

First Trad climb. Only short but the exposure is there.

Full sun, blazing 35°c with no wind and swarms of March flies made this challenging but it all came together! Such an awesome climb with so many varied holds.

Wasn't expecting to get this today. The start is pure power.

3rd go, really nice short route with delicate, slaby moves. Felt more like 7b/24

First single push all the way to the new anchors.

FFA. Epic day with Matt Fingleton! My very first first ascent and we couldn't have picked a better or more scenic line for it! Thanks for adventuring with me Matt Fingleton!

FFA. Wendy and I envisioned a multipitch to top out this great wall. Had awesome fun with great climbing thats not too hard. Thought we would cook up there but all the belays and most of the climbing was shaded. Enjoy!

FFA. Looking around for new routes we could see some potential above Q plus who doesnt want to climb a 3 star hand crack. Great rock and climbing culminating in a spectacular traverse that tops out the wall. Bring a photographer for the last pitch.

Definitely felt different on lead with the strung out bolts.

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FFA. Finally. Better then it looks.

Grabed draw to clip.

FFA. Shame its not longer. Short but punchy.

Reclimbed this to avoid sun and to check grading after the froth of the first day. Was still great. Did a bit of cleaning on the way up. Should clean up nicely with a couple of ascents.

FFA. Named after walking straight up to the wall after the 5 hr drive and ascending this fine unclimbed crack and face climb for my first route at Cania. Despite appearances does not require anything larger than a #3 Camelot. Nice movement and gear. Some really nice rock. Stays in shade after 10. Big solid belay and rap tree.

Went much easier this time, but full committment still required! The holds are all there, you just need to find them.