Ascents climbed between 2012-1-00 and 2012-06-30 in World by Lee Cujes having sport-cpr or ascent-date

FFA. 1 finger injury, 2 seasons, 28 days, 94th shot. Words cannot express how much of an epic I made this. I aim to not do this kind of shit to myself again. A link up, but wow...so cool. First 2/3 of a continuous 28, then a difficult traverse into all the business of a bouldery 31.

Second ascent of THE mega route of my local cliff. The best movement of any hard route I've ever been on. It really is that good. Stoked! 7 days, 18 attempts.

PSYCHED! 10m overhung, and kneebars. The perfect onsight route for me.

FFA. Good old linkups. Beautiful Thing into Beastly Behaviour = Well Behaved. More sustained. Quickdraw snagged my gear loop on the crux. Lucky to bump it off and keep going.

Really cool low dyno (unless you're Long-arms Schimke), then a baffling upper crux which I solved with some knee-trickery. Hard to grade as the sequence is short, but hard/bizarre. It goes without saying the chalked holds way out right on Harvey Wallbanger are not in. [6]

Second ascent. A good 30m fitness linkup of Duncan's which stacks the crux of a 27 into the business of a 29 with no useful rest. Takes in portions of four routes and feels like you're traversing the entire cliff. [6]

Flash, but a really good flash! i.e. only had beta for first move, and placed all the draws. Super happy.

Bolted by Craig Pohlman in 2006 -- huge effort Rocky, thanks. 6m ceiling, very similar to 'A Kneebar Too Far'. For the Coolum-philes, this kind of climbing where you're flipping your feet above your head and falling into kneebars is pretty classic. [3]

2nd ascent of Duncan's link/extension (longer, more sustained finish) of my 2009 route Ahead Of The Curve. Thrilling to do this first shot today after the kerfuffle of yesterday and not being to even dog to the top. [3]

Kneebar roof, then damn grunty getting over the lip. It's hard to find that kind of thing overly enjoyable.

Attractive because of the blank bit. Only just made it through.

A lot of up and down figuring out the cave. Patience pays off. Second ascent.

Wow wow! Amazing 10m overhanging jug route with delicious finale. It must be one of the best routes of this style in the Mountains, surely?

Thuggy roof, then a pumpy getting established on the runout headwall. Good route; not as good as the other side though.

Amazing. Managed to desperately claw my way up it somehow, pumped off my DIAL. Love that. [2]

A great sequence of bouldering in a super exposed position, only slightly spoilt by the fact that there’s tempting easy ground off L. Hard to grade. 18 V7? 3rd day.

Made every mistake in the book.

Hot day. #1 - fell going to final hold. Pretty good.

#2 - best shot yet. fell from final hold. didn't get the blade strong enough.

#3 - wow, completely out of juice. fell before the pinch.

#1 highpoint. I think blade.

#2 highpoint. I think going for dyno.

#3 highpoint. final hold.

#1 - 24°C but no breeze. Fell going out R to the pocket.

#2 Highpoint! Fell hitting the blind right hander.

#3 Fell, salmoning up to the R-hand pinch. Juiced.

Okay, now we're getting somewhere. Made the 3rd clip from the ground, fell going to the pinch. And then from under there to the top clean. 1 hung! Cold weather and wind. Bring it.

Fell at second clip on crozley hold, accuracy. Then from here to 3rd clip and up, fingers shredded off the pinch. Then to top clean.

Humid, and not a breath of breeze. Good training! Went from the ground to the mid clip (didn't do clip). Worked to top.

Bit of noise on the crux, bloody happy to latch it and go through to the top. Thanks to the crew. [2]

Skipped 2nd clip for first time to clip 3rd, just. Fell on crozley pinch. Went through and forgot how to flip L. Sorted clip more. Went from here to final dyno clean, fell, brushed tree. Worked finale, went to top.

First try since the FFA. Did all moves, but not all clips. Super hard. Obviously.

Happy to squeak in the flash. Did it end of day wasted after bolting and projecting. Placing draws. No real beta, but had belayed the G-Star.

End of day. Stuffed up a lot but stayed on, just. Thanks Aaron for the beta.

Went for the two in a row. Came damn close too.

Cold day, dry-fired a bit. Cold pump, but great conditions.

Really crap, fell on move out right.

#2 Today was the day for trying new beta. Feet low, keep RH in pocket, pounce for final hold. That's the new plan.

#3 So, feels roughly okay, but that final pounce feels unlikely on link. Let's give it a few days though.

#4 To pounce.

#5 Not even a real shot. Went and checked out something new up there.

Fell on move out right.

Highpoint. Pretty good and strong to crimps, got feet through and right foot up, but immediately started failing as the right foot went up and on.

More tired. R-hand pinged off the crimp.

Almost a highpoint, kinda. Up to the double crimps, but weak on them.

Alright, The Don is done, back into it for another season. Good conditions today and fell on the move to slippery undercling.

Gear on for the season. Several moves felt impossible

Bit more warming up. Found it helped to be confident. Just throw.

Jesus, hardest I crimped all weekend by far. Gear was on.

Warm up. Some choss to clean up in the first half but really, it's one of the better routes of the sector. Recommended.

Tough bouldery sequence on crux. Should this have its own anchor?

Really good value. Nice work from a Townsville lad.

Climbed on the same day as Ross' first ascent. Benefit from the draws and tickmarks A short bouldery sequence, could be low end 27, not sure. It's punchy, no doubt.

Wow, yep, done. What a way to finish the trip! Thanks Tom and Andrea.

Happy to do this second shot, finger strength training is working. [2]

Easy tufa climbing to very intimidating large roof which is thankfully very juggy. But then it begins.