Ascents of Sunday Morning Stroll by David Gibbs

The usual, bringing someone up so they can leave.

With the pack on, as usual.

Climb out with pack. Still recovering from ribs and pneumothorax.

It was starting to rain.

2nd run up it TR Solo, slightly different arrangement of things. Better, but still didn't self-feed until I was about 20m up. Might just need to weight the rope, especially on a slabby climb. Unfortunately... if it is rap-in climb-out (like Lac Sam), this means I'll need to haul the weight up when I'm done.

Trying out my new rope-solo setup on a climb I'm very comfortable on. Needs some tuning... was safe, but didn't self-feed very well.

Lead up it with bolting gear, including Hilti hanging off me.

Even wet, it is pretty mellow.

Kind of a mash-up of this and Ovipositor. Simon tried to lead Ovipsoitor, didn't have the right gear at one point, then bailed left onto this.

Harder when carrying a heavy pack -- 60m rope, hammer-drill & spare battery, and other stuff.

Wet at the bottom.

Lead it wet. Again.

In my sandals.

Bolted it last year, figured I should lead it sometime. Gets progressively harder as the climb goes.

Climbed a 2nd time, in hiking boots hauling a hammer drill.