Ascents in Victoria as various tick types by Douglas Hockly

I thought this was 25, may have had a few more holds in 2004 by the sounds of it! Really good face climbing.

Good fun, slightly contrived but climbing is worth it.

Remember this being solid for the grade

very harsh rock

Thanks to Neil for the rebolting! I think this took me 7 days in the end. Clearly a sandbag at 28 ; ) (I did actually do about four other 28's in 2004, all in 2-4 days, but this one is an unusual style)

Actually a very good route if you live in Melb and like crimping, aretes and slabbing.

25? Remember something a little scary about this, but also that it was good face climbing and that the finish was a bit exciting - probably mostly because I was pumped. Remember AlRob doing it well.

Classic slab climbing - just the same move over and over...

I didn't find this a soft touch at all!

I thought this was at least 20.. though maaybe I was tired. Good varied climbing (even has a jam up top) and mostly good rock - loses it a bit in the middle.

Climbing is ok but too loose feeling for me at the top. First bolt is very high - a good idea to stick clip as it's not easy up the slab. First crux is quite a way left of the bolt. Basically, there's better things here.

Great climbing AND rock. Goes on forever (did it in one pitch, 2 raps). Beware the start though, I've seen some good climbers spat off the ultra-technical first crux.

I could have just got it wrong, but crux seemed harder than 18. A bit loose at the top. Can lower with care on a 70 - not a 50m pitch. Maybe there are higher chains also?

Great technical wall climbing, ducks around the arete twice in the top half despite where the bolts are. Looks like a reachy crux. Not overbolted! Felt quite runout at times. Also felt like solid 20.

Good climbing, brittle rock - and thankfully we had Adam there to tell us to lower off a ring bolt before the top, where it gets really loose. Funky crux at the start - I could imagine falling off this a lot.

A good onsight by Wendy. Quite insecure after the crux.

Good, odd low angle fine grain rock, some delicate bridging

A very hard start, then ok, then something about the finish, maybe loose.

The route to do, good climbing and position.

Seemed very tough for 20, good locks but feet scarce on the bulge

OK climbing with a loose odd block on the crux. Happy to tr it.

Appropriately named - the top desintegrates into a dirt and chockstone filled groove. Go L for rock, if not gear.

Worth taking gear! While the new bolts are good, the old one on the crux don't look great, and the last bolt is not a ring, it's a FH so if you want to lower off a single ring use the second last bolt. It's also easy to traverse to the rings on Sprung.

An absolutely desperate start leads to easing climbing. Hard for 21, what would adam demmert know about climbing 21?

I thought this was lovely - great pockets, great rock, nicely sustained. Dodgy bolts but you can't have everything!

Done cause it was raining and a bit was dry.

Wandery but has some good bits

Remarkably good, doesn't look that great from the ground. Slings and biners to rap off as of early 2016

Recently attempted this with one #4 Camalot and backed off - the wires aren't convincing. Tried to do it in one pitch, which is also not great as the ledge causes the rope to pull out on your gear. Best to belay on the ledge.

Poor rock

Remember something a bit dodgy about this route - maybe not such great gear or loose rock?

Thin and hard

Very odd!

Dave and I both did it in bare feet - I'm sure it's easier without shoes as you can get your toes in the pockets for the dyno.

Great steep funky stuff. Pumpy to place the gear.

and this seemed more like 20 with a tricky start if you're not short. Wish I was short.

Really nice incuts. Seems more like 18 to me.