Ascents in World as various tick types by Melwin Quacke

concentrated crux past bulge, the rest pure pleasure

Much easier than it looks.

i guess the right edge is off-limits?

great beginner's lead.

uncomfy clip at second bolt.

Don't use the precarious fossil near bolt 2 for protection!

abundant placements for Friends, hardly any for Rocks.

First pitch easy and well-protected; second with powerful moves and harder to protect

#3 Friend comes in handy to protect the strange topout move

exciting. Second pitch seemed to have been climbed rarely.

start is not easy, but well protected if you can place a large cam in the small roff at the start. Gets easier after that.

Overhang resolves itself by some stemming

Did the direct finish, which seemed somewhat harder than 6.

Perfectly protected. I liked 7th pitch best, 9th was somewhat wet. Slightly greenish in between.

beautiful moves throuout

crux at the overhang, then much easier. A bit inhomogenous.

quite polished

interesting loose stone - seems to hold, though

athletic first move, then slightly easier

jug fest

crux: clipping the second bolt. Use short quickdraw in first bolt.

balancy move past 1st bolt, then pure pleasure.

balancy move past 1st bolt, then pure pleasure.

Crux at start. Takes lots of pro. Flake sounds a bit hollow.

#5 stopper useful 1 m above bolt. Powerful first move, then easier.

single powerful move past overhang, rest easier. #2 cam and sling useful.

steep moves, but good rests on the three ledges. No pro except big stopper and 2 slings.

bouldery opening moves then easy cruise to anchors

start is harder than it looks. No real crack climb.

awkward clip from ledge

A stopper or knotted sling can provide protection before the first clip.