Ascents in World by Jon

Engaging bridging, stemming and side pulls on good rock with good gear. Takes lots of finger sized cams.

Very good face climbing, well worth the walk, not the usual sand bag choss fest

Mental game

Slipped on glassy last pitch

Unprotected full body experience

Bailed after Weindorfers due to time and exposure. Need to return to complete the rest. Unforgettable route, intimidating in places and very exposed to weather with zero room for error. Not to be underestimated. 1914 - respect

Pulled off a large hold just after the crux bulge, fell off, took a swinger and slammed into the wall, nearly killed grant with a 3kg rock and sprained my ankle, other than that a fun climb

Pleased to be on second after 5 months off, good day out with scott ticking off one of the early classics. There are some good moves here and there, respect to the first ascenders with their hexes and body belays in 1969. Had a laugh at the thesarvo description- 'Editor's note: there's a lot of poxy old choss heaps in the state which get described as "fine routes"; this is, however, a genuinely pleasant and interesting climb'

Dogged the slimey wet lichen coated offwidth like yo mum. A No4 cam is not enough, take a 5 or a 6. Otherwise easy

Another pipes classic

Probably the best climb I've done on the pipes, felt more like 17 but depends how you do it, naughty roof moves on first pitch and specky layback on second pitch. 3 stars IMO

Honoured to share the rock with Steve brown doing a repeat of his 1st accent, 40yrs later at the age of 75- inspiring shit

High quality climb, had a bad day nearly spewed my guts out on 2nd

Shit climb, shit gear, exceptional position

Took a small fall after first ledge

Good stuff , a bit soft for 18

no giveaway at the grade

Hanging belay just above water is fun for the novelty

Walked above this buttress loads of times can't believe I didn't know it existed

Crucial flake hold 3/4 of the way up is loose and ready to come off

Ran out of gear and steam at the crux roof need a few extra double finger size cams next time and more steam

A block has fallen away since last time which makes it more roofy with higher feet on the traverse.

Had a good go but fell at the crux, good safe swinging fall and I know what to do next time around.

Probably the best route I've done on the wall. Pulled off a scabby flakey crimper hold at the crux which now means that the climb is harder. I cleaned it for the next leader, that's the shit that nightmares are made of, like baring down on scabby flakes on 5m runouts above pro placed under scabby flakes..

Good looking line that looks easier from the ground, bold lead by some nutter back in the day

Maybe a 17