Blew the onsight on the moves to the ledge from the top of the flake. For my own future reference, cross through with the right hand from the top of the flake, and then left hand to the horizontal breaks by the ledge. Offset nut and a purple cam at top of flake, silver nut in horizontal break at the ledge.
With finish straight up from the little ledge, which Alfonso thought was the obvious way to go. That finish felt a few grades easier than the regular way.
First trad “whip”! Foot slipped on the slippery smears at the very top. I reacted by grabbing my last piece. Great climb nonetheless, keen to have another go at it
Real nice movement. kinda wish I led it but as my previous logs from this weekend would suggest, I have not been in the headspace for much leading as late (which is fine)
Very happy with how comfortable I was considering it was my hardest onsight to date, in control at all times. Very nice route but not worth 3 stars IMO
Really fun & sporty crux at the end, pretty bomber gear for the final crux so didnt feel too heady. Belaying the second was a bit akward, ended up in hanging belay.
No onsight as I'd done considerable scoping from my various adventures up D Minor pinnacle. Almost came off latching the finishing jug when my foot popped, found that move a surprising sting in the tail. Really pleased to get the flash as I had many doubts about leaving the rest and my gear and committing to the traverse.
See some comments saying the anchor is rubbish, there's a few good small to medium wires, just stay clear of the large loose block on the left.
Really flowey climbing down low.. the flow gets interrupted somewhat by a time consuming search for gear but once sorted, a cool move up to the finishing jugs. Rate! Got rained out then saw an echidna. Gen reckons 3 stars are for the echidna. Im happy to assign a couple to the climbing.
