Ascents as Flash as sport by Paul Frothy Thomson

13 in the new guide. Awesome climb for the grade, as the book says: "Classic slab moves". - No chalk and someone elses climbing boots.

Fun. A crimpy bouldery start for 4 bolts leads to easier, pumpy slopers to the top. Fun climbing but over quickly.

Sharp little crimps, but everything is just so much more positive than you expect. A fun little ramble.

Good climbing. Thin and technical. My 2nd fav climb on this wall.

My favourite route on this wall. Great moves involving body position and footwork.

Not too bad for an easy climb. 3 varied and tricky sections that might stump the average sport climber. Quite clean.

The climbing is awesome, sustained and intense... the rock quality is average (though I didnt break off anything). Straightforward moves, just intense and without any reprieve to chill and breathe. Happy with the flash. Steep crimping with big moves and tricky footers.

Yep, I'm going to give a route at THIS crag classic (and a Gerry Narkowicz new route as well!!!). Amazing white quartzite patina up a fairly blank box-groove system. Lots of technical bridging and stemming, with sustained climbing the whole way. The "classic" status is awarded on the proviso of the FA that he'll do some more "fine-tune" scrubbing on the upper 1/3rd to bring it to perfection.

Aesthetically unappealing, and the rock is rather average, but the climbing is quite good. Consistently thin and balancy. It comes together nicely for some technical trickery.

Very hard strenuous start until you can get established in a stemming stance in the groove proper, then nice, thin, technical climbing at about gr22 to the top. A funky looking line.

An okay face climb.

The best of the routes on this boulder. More technical and interesting than it looked from the ground.

Short, but intense and unlikely.

A few cool moves when you first come around the arete, then victory jugs to the top.

An enjoyable, easy start, leads to a brutal, thin and technical finale. Exciting for a slab.

Flash, about 5min after the First Ascent. A really good, sustained and varied technical slab, with 3 moves that I wasn't sure I'd get through without a slip. Harder if you're short.

2 laps back-to-back as a warmup. A great pumpy way to get ready for something HARD at the Boneyard. Nice hard move at the end of this as well.

Sustained, technical face climbing that seems to go on forever, marred only by dubious rock in the start and the finish. A good introduction to Bare Rock.

Great, sustained climbing up bizarre granite features with beatiful moves throughout. Didnt seem too hard for a 23, even with a lot of it being quite damp, but was thoroughly enjoyable from start to finish. Aesthetically awe-inspiring. Took a victory whip from the top.

Huzzah! Average rock, but actually kinda fun for the grade. Pocketses.

Some cool, delicate moves... but I thought the crux was absolutely brutal at the grade. Not a bad introduction to the crag, though.

Short and punchee!

I probably had more trouble keeping it together through the start boulder, than the upper powerful, morpho section... but I did have Michael's good foot beta.

A lot of this was sopping, so I chose to chalk and equip the draws on the way down. Like everything here, the quality was so high that crappy connies didn't impede the fun. Super classy face climbing.

Not as much arete-climbing as you might think when you look at it, but it does featuring sustained thin face climbing, with one classically Tasmanian-style crux-sequence. Good fun, despite some friable rock.

Bloody oath... 21 going on 23... the crux of this thing is the closest I've come to falling off an arete below gr25 this trip. Quite sustained with lots of hard moves, but a very pronounced and HARD crux. Unlike most Organ Pipes aretes, this one is all slopers, baby. Leave those crimping fingers at home.

Awesome! Despite some crap rock, this is a proper gnarly sustained stemming corner, with good technique a must. Seemed rather hard for the grade.

I really enjoyed the upper half of this, despite it being dirty as a pig in a wallow. With some brushing it cleaned up nicely. Has a rather gritstone-esque finish.

I'm trying to think of something good to say about this route, and coming up blank... I guess the moss-carpet climbing was hilarious in the same way that running the tough-mudder coarse is? Sharp, fragile, mossy and dirty. Yeah... No.

I wouldn't have gotten on this if Jenga -intent on ticking the dry parts of the crag in a day- hadn't chucked a lap up it, and come down singing its praises. I started up the steep (juggy) start of the 24 to the right (to avoid the ledge doddle at the start of this route) and moved left into the lower steep-crux of this route, which makes a much more sustained pitch. The steepness is negotiated far easier than expected, and the slab proved surprisingly more demanding than anticipated. The final moves had me holding my breath.

The first half is an inoffensive doddle, but the upper half is great and improbable climbing up a strangely intimidating looking steep face. Great moves once you get past the first (unnecessary) set of anchors.

Exciting and varied. Hard slab start demands trust in the sketchiest of footers -I felt close to coming off-, and leads to amazing 3-dimensional climbing with an exciting finish up the corner, on good rock the whole way. Next time I'll have to try the top pitch (25) for sure!

Not too bad, perhaps more sustained than WWYSIISTYTTGWL, but not as nice climbing. Felt harder than 17 though.

Pleasant climbing on mostly good rock. 1 move which seemed quite hard and a bit desperate, but otherwise: great!

Hmmm, thought it was about 19. Awesome and varied moves, with some pretty exciting climbing throughout. Definitely worth a lap.

Huh... Apparently I've climbed everything else on this wall but not this little gem. At least now I've corrected that oversight. Good value for the grade, and interesting from start to finish.

Reasonably pleasant climbing. Only one move at the grade, making this far less sustained than continuing up the arete (Red Room). Worth a lap.

Good. Moves are varied but consistently at about the same grade. Hard for 17, I think. Thought-provoking and very clean climbing.

Weirdly awesome. I think I was hating it while I was climbing it, but on arriving at the anchors I revised the climb into my "brilliant" category. Hard start. Hard stemming moves to the roof, then some moderate roof jugging on really sandy rock (probably doesn't get many repeats). If it weren't for the rubbish bolting, I think this would be way more popular.

Really enjoyable. Nice and long with some varied climbing and nicely spaced bolts. Good position.

Nice little slab, some fun moves and not too hard.

Tough at the grade. Originally given 22? Felt at least solid 21 to me. Sustained, but with a definate (and rather hard) crux. Thin and facey the whole way, but still enjoyable. NOT a good warmup.

Pretty funky climbing for a short route, with jugs where you don't expect them, and a surprising amount of steepness.

Probably 21. Quite sustained and enjoyable (though SHARP!). The mid-height crux move is great, but quite tricky. Very funky slabbing.

Very pleasant climbing, despite the hard moves off the ground. Another climb that gets better as it progresses, and the slimper finale is a good test of your endurance. Great!

The awkwardness and sandy slopey desperation of the first 3 bolts get the grade, after that it's pretty easy and quite good climbing. The climbing improves as the climb goes on, and it finishes at the appropriate spot.