Ascents climbed between 2011-00-00 and 2011-12-31 in Oceania by Paul Frothy Thomson

Bailed after assessing the inevitable ground fall on the throw move to the clipping jug (after I already climbed through the crux). Today is not my day (falling off everything)... But will tick this next time I'm at Boronia.

Another lap. Easy for the grade if you're tall, but always fun.

Repeat ascent. Climbed it clean 6 months ago. Spooged off a hold clipping the bolt in the crux, surprising both myself and my belayer with some airtime.

Flew up the bottom section then spooged off the final crux section. Considering the lack of friction, I should've just thrown through the move rather than trying to static it. Definately a route worth getting on again.

Enjoyable, but quite hard.

Pumpy, and exciting, though probably not a 22. The awesome jugs will only last so long, so get on it quick! =P

Hard for the grade, and rock is in extremely poor condition. The difficulty and the funky moves are for all the wrong reasons, I didn't enjoy this one at all.

Great fun, but easy for the grade even when both pitches are done as a single giant pitch.

Decided to aid climb it for a laugh (and some practice). 30min bush-bash walk in/out, and at least 60% of the crack is now covered in dense vegetation, which -over a 50m climb- is a lot of gardening. If the crack was clean, and a better way of accessing the crag found (the first ascentionist told me it's possible to walk to the top of the cliff), it would probably be a "very good" 2-star sort of climb. But as it stands NOW, you couldn't pay me to go back and free climb it.

Another lap on this classic. Always a pleasure. Yours for eternity.

Another lap on this classic (there are just so many at Piddo). Original lap 1.5 years ago was an onsight. Great climbing for the grade.

Wow, really good. Probably to the grade (solely for the first move off the ground, and one rather reachy move further up), and awesome at that. Jump on it!

Not to hard or pumpy, but I found it quite scary. Stiched the poor climb to pieces with about 12 bits of gear. Definately worth a shot if you want to try one of the Blueys few good finger cracks.

I was bored waiting for the others to rope up, and it seemed like a good idea at the time.

Nooooooooooo... Had pulled the crux, was matching on the victory crimper before the last move to the anchors, walking my feet up the blank wall, and my right hand blew (friction failed) and off I went, leaving the skin of my fingers behind. Really cool moves!

Another lap up this classic. First lap a year ago was an onsight.

Much more fun to do it as one giant pitch, made scarier by climbing it with only 6 bits of pro for the whole climb (including the 2 carrots I bothered to clip). Good climbing, on slightly average rock. Great position.

A bit of fun, and one of the better routes for the grade. Managed to get my 56 year old father up this one, and it's been a long time since HE climbed.

The one hard move catches me by surprise. It's not the gaston, nor the bump... But the crossover that blows the onsight for me. Other than that, it's pretty easy for a 23, but worth a shot if you're in the area.

One of the easiest 21's I've done. It's nevertheless a fun climb.

Scary in the wet. Not too pleasant, and weird anchors.

Very good and quite exciting. The crux is totally not where you think it will be, and is a nice little technical puzzle. It's a real shame I don't think that this climb will last, as it relies on a few key holds that may not last the distance. Get on it while you can!

Unremarkable, but not bad.

Hard for the grade, but surprisingly good. It hides a classic sting in the tail to keep you working for it the whole way. Get on it!

Too tired to get the tick. Soft for the grade, but don't underestimate the pump-factor.

So close on the onsight... Fell of the big crimpers 1 metre from the anchors. Too tired on my second shot to commit to the throw. Pretty fun on a short, steep bit of rock.

Tough, sustained and tenuous crux... This one is totally worth another lap to get the tick.

Great climbing, lots of technical moves for the grade and definately worth another lap. Sustained.

Would be great if the rock was better. The crux is pretty cool though (and the only moves to the grade).

Awkward, pumpy and sharp, though almost entirely on jugs. The bolts are placed in some weird spots. I wouldn't get on it again, but the route certainly earns some points for being unique.

All the moves are dialled, I just need to get on it when I'm not tired. The bolt in the crux is incredibly hard to clip.

I've ticked it before, but this lap I did the "dyno" to the sloper part of the jug... twice. Whoops. A bloody classic climb, worth a lap every time you're at this crag, though once you know the sequence it starts to feel soft for the grade.

Awesome arete climbing. Everything you could want in a harder grade arete, but contained within 20m of grade 17 climbing (and a weird finish). Definately worth the effort of roping up! - No chalk and someone elses climbing boots.

Completely unremarkable. Warm up, I guess. - No chalk and someone elses climbing boots.

13 in the new guide. Awesome climb for the grade, as the book says: "Classic slab moves". - No chalk and someone elses climbing boots.

Good fun. Reasonably sustained for the grade. I'm really struggling with identifying the good footers here. - No chalk and someone elses climbing boots.

Quite good. 17 is more on the money (the new guide says 18... Maybe for 1 move). Sustained at 17, but a nice short route. - No chalk and someone elses climbing boots.

Would that I had the gear with me to lead it, but a crack this prominent couldn't be passed up, so a top-rope it is. The hardest moves are before the crack really starts, but the climbing is fun, so who cares! The overhanging 18 crack on the other side of Tombstone is better though! - No chalk and someone elses climbing boots.

Great fun. Tricky start to the first bolt, after that it's pretty straightforward. Fell on the first bolt on my first attempt, clean after that, and cruised it second shot. Other than the trad climbs here, this was the pick of the bunch in my opinion. - No chalk and someone elses climbing boots.

2 shots... All the moves go, but committing to the crimp sequence in the top 1/3rd is definately the crux for me. The moves to the anchors are sequency, but not too hard. It'll definately go next time.

The start isn't as bad as difficult as it seems, and after that there is some interesting, thought-provoking climbing. A fun finish, as well.

No single move -even the start- could be called a 22, but I certainly worked up a good pump before reaching the anchors.

Not bad. Easy moves after the bouldery start... Just pumpy.

Not much to say about this one. Different to the rest of the climbs in the area, I suppose.

It's a way to climb out.

A bit of fun, though hard for the grade. Managed to drop my sunglasses into the water, though.

Short, but a bit of fun.

Short, but a bit of fun. If it was significantly longer it's be great fun.

The guide is right: it's not worth bringing a rack for. But it was a laugh.

Bloody oath, 1 single strangely hard move amongst a lot of easy moves.

Definatley not 22. Hardly even 21, as per the new guide.

Not bad.

Another lap. Not bad for the grade.

Not bad.