Ascents in Pacific Ranges as Onsight by Vanessa Wills

Led an extended P2 and P4. Nice varied pitches, not a bad route to finish our trip on

There are so many right facing dihedral a in Squamish. This is another

I actually belayed half way after linking with lower pitch, but rope drag became excessive...... Another excellent crack

Did it while waiting for Grub Street to clear of traffic, starts below stooges slab, 2 ledges down

I can jamb!

Ok, you wouldn't want to come off the 10a pitch. The last pitch at 10 c was much better, which I led

One quite hard move through roof, though arm span may have something to do with it

Led1,2,4, rapped down. Great climb

Felt a bit stout for the grade I thought

Yay, steep jugs

The exit after quagmire crack, not that good gear, climbs the dyke with 2 bolts

The most interesting of the 4

Working on weaknesses

Led 1,3,5. Last pitch pretty wet for added excitement. Also got a booty cam and caught a c3 that Dave dropped 30 m half way up the climb. Pleasant and fairly short cruxes

Some good bits, but seemed a bit easy, must have been the crimps

Cruisy with lots of good rest stances to cough at

Did a bit of P1 with s&t, and led p2, a long lay back

Survived the walk up on jelly legs, the climb seemed ok

A #3 size crack, fortunately a slabby one

A bit more sustained than the others, lots of small gear

Not that sustained

A bit of a squeeze

Anchors wearing through

Best route of the day here

Nice finger crack, almost got a booty nut

Another nice crack, also very polished for granite

Pretty nice moves and heaps of gear

Found getting out of the little alcove very tricky.

Nice to be climbing again, even if jet lagged and flu ridden.

Pleasant arching crack