Ascents in Sunshine Coast by Cory Shearwin having sport-cpr or ascent-date

Not strong enough to overcome the 36°C day

Much better climbing for our second route of the day. The wetness that made rubicon so unenjoyable seemed to subside a little bit once we were in the shade. This route has such cool moves and sequences. It’s always a good time.

What a rude start to the day. It was hot and humid, trying to throw burly moves on slippery glass. All in all it was just gross. Would not recommend.

Good god, what a mistake it was to try the third route. It was probably (definitely) the number one dumbest thing we’ve ever done.

We started this one way too late and had not anticipated it getting dark while we were still on the wall. The sun set while I was seconding the 3rd pitch and no head torch made finding holds almost impossible. As amazing as this route is, I would absolutely not recommend trying to climb in pitch darkness. It was only thanks to some makeshift phone torch engineering (dangling it from a carabiner clipped to the helmet strap), plus familiarity with the last pitch, that we were able to get to the top.

We then had to crawl through the bush at a snail’s pace to get to the rap station. Luckily there were no mishaps or injuries on the way down and we made it out relatively unscathed. Lessons learned.

Feels soooo hard for 19. Awkward, burly moves up to 4th clip but easy after that.

After doing troposphere a few times, we wanted a bit more of a challenge. This lived up to the hype! Easy adventuring first pitch, great bouldery 2nd pitch. Long and pumpy 3rd pitch but with great rest spots then another bouldery 4th pitch with some awkward mantles. So good!