Ascents in Adelaide by LJ Nielsen

Did the line 'Lone Wolf' same grade - either way, my shoulder and ankle did not appreciate

Working to get the last moves of blackended dialled. Pretty nice roof climbing. Agree with the Judd, stiff for a 4, would be on the harder end for sure.

Don’t choose the sloper. Don’t.

I’m not sure I saw my hand holds or feet holds for 85% of the climb

The hardest part of this crag is finding the start holds…also the slopers

Endlich gesent…took so many sessions that one of the house owners on clematis drive invited me to his son’s wedding. Good birthday present.

Pretty fun climb that was on my “Sandbag Australia climbs” list, but surprisingly good quality

Stupid amount of attempts but drop knee instead of dyno to first jug made this easier.

Not sure what variant to first jug with heel is, apparently 3?

Relearning the beta to get clean soon. The step up into the undercling block would be such a nice move if the block wasn’t so keen to visit the creek in the valley below. Individual moves aren’t bad, keen for another sesh soon. With or without blocky boi.

What the hell is even that!!!

Lovely underclings

Love the perma pads covering this line on a day when Mori was too wet.

Nice variation

Surprisingly good line with a real nice intermediate

Matching the last hold was my crux!

Had a quick suss of the crag, this was a great line. Might come back with more pads.

Either this is bolted the whole way now, or I shouldn’t have eaten any car crashrooms

I like it, and with inevitable hold breakage, I will surely like it’s next incarnation

Some nice heels and toes.

I remember visiting this Boulder before the pandemic, and the pebbles basically making a right foot impossible. Much easier today, but still stiff for a V0. This is SA, and it does stand for Sandbagged Australia. Either way, quality line.

Back to work on the V6 proj. This one was fine, a lot of the top holds have been reclaimed by nature.

Eliminate definitely makes it harder than LL and it’s worth doing, even if you must sacrifice your left hand

Some lols

I actually really like this line, hitting the sloper then finding the right feet to pop up.

This one was a bit different, angle is awkward, some strange movement, lost 5% of my body due to sharpness

If I didn't use heel hooks as a last result, I'd save myself a lot of time

Very desperate to finish it before the rain set in…doesn’t appear to have had much traffic?

That knee drop into the sharp hold is nice once you get it

Quick suss of a local crag. V6 next door will be a project for sure. Even got to meet the OG for some beta tips.

Quick look at the cave, why haven’t I been here before? Oh yes, the anxiety inducing train line/off leash dog problem

Great climbing on great holds

The worst thing about this Boulder is you really have to look for the good holds. This is also the best thing about climbing here

The jug on top was almost gym like

Body position was key for this one - hand holds not great…except for the one..

The top out holds were not as good as anticipated

Good holds, the start wasn’t so straight forward at first

Little phantom needed to get the left leg onto the gold ledge

Fun way to spend a minute while a family sits in front of the other boulder for some reason

Has taken a few goes, I think a large boulder has fallen down to take some of the feet out.

Actually stoked to be able to find some of these boulders without a snorkell