Ascents climbed between 2018-10-00 and 2018-12-31 in World by Peatey having sport-cpr or ascent-date

Bear down on the R hand and got both feet on the ledge to reach through the crux static.

Cool start, deceptively pumpy.

Tried Renee's beta through the shield crux, was much more static than the way I did it.

Great fun on great rock with a punchy little finish.

Bunchy and crimp above the break.

Fun, once you find the holds to pull round the lip.

Second shot today, third total. Punctured a tip, sorry about the blood everywhere. Only 22 if you take the ample stemming rests in the corner.

Quality juggy warm up. Deceptively pumpy if you don't work the rests. Thuggy start but heel hooking keeps it true to the grade.

Super pitch. Nicely consistent. Thought I wasn't even pumped till I had to clip the second last bolt.

Second shot. Pleasantly surprised both long moves stuck.

Pleasantly varied climbing up an aesthetic feature. One long/strong move at the last bolt.

That finish though. Could be heartbreaking. Get in early to beat the sun.

The start looked cool so I had a play while the rope was up. Rad bouldery for the first two bolts then thin up top.

4 shots. I've linked it in several different overlapping sections with one fall. Maybe I'll send it next year

Not a bad warmup option, good holds when you find them. Everything stayed attached despite appearances.

Reachy moves leading into a reachy span at the crux, at full wingspan from the undercling on the highest feet possible I still came up 3 inches short, an ugly pop ensued.

Took me a few shots to sort out the body tensiony crux move to the knee bar.

My anti-style but we have to work on our weaknesses. That third UB placement on the bulge is a top biner breaker. We slung it with a runner. Fun dry and shady route though.

Stuck on the throw and match going from 3rd to 4th.

Sweet moves, always enough intermediate footers that it is never unavoidably reachy. No individual cruxy sequence but is a long slow forearm burner.

Trying alternate beta for the moves past the 2nd draw. Getting higher into the chossy jug rail to set the knee scum.

Hard at the bottom.

Climbed mostly the corner being the LLR, clipped the bolts. Would be a different route entirely to climb the left arete. Contrived to have a face eliminate as a route. Super contrived to have a an eliminate that includes one arete but not the other. Irrespective, had fun.

Wasn't even close on the boulder start.

Good.

Lovely technical slab then changes style and intensity above the bulge.

Also quality. Awkward hip scum start to positive edge pulling with a short thin sequence 3/4 of the way up. Same difficulty as GBD

Didn't sort the last move to clip chains.

Used the crack off the ground. Dabs.

Hard start again.

My partner broke off a hold, the ensuing rockfall landed on our stickclip, writing it off. Is this the mountain trying to send us a message?

This was pretty nice, gently slabby on great holds in a sweet position. Would get loads of traffic at ground level, shame about the traverse over to the start.

Loves the slabby finish.

Really enjoy this route. So much so I'm happy to have to come back for it. Sorted the start, just need to clip smarter. One sit at the 2nd last bolt.

One shot. Climbs much better than it looks, very 3D.

Really consistent climbing moves at the grade on solid rock. Very uncharacteristic for Tibro slabbing. Then a well protected step up and around the rooflet. Thoroughly pleasant

Good consistent warmup.

Not bad. Couple of committing slabby high steps up top.

So I neglected to look at any approach info after the rapping instructions and ended up climbing the gr 22 first pitch of TND. No wonder it felt bloody hard for 16. By the next pitch we were back on track and loving life despite arctic conditions and climbing in jackets. Top chimney pitch is a rad exposed novelty, worth it for that few meters of climbing alone.

One day I won't leave this to last shot of the day. Still on the dog list.

Oof. Couldn't stick the crux.

Low crimpy crux then sweet edge pulling up the steeper headwall. Bolts where you want them. Will certainly come back for a second shot.

I started left of the first bolt and broke lots of rock. Downclimbed from the second and bailed to Ocean Vista.

Great route, wild position on huge jugs, lots of bolts and quality rock for Ninderry.