Ascents in Mount Alexandra as various tick types by David Hillard

A nice addition to a very limited area. Shoots straight up the cave. The runout felt engaging, but was probably safe... probably.

Savage bouldering up high, super nice problem, but seemed a little stiff at the grade. Took 3 sessions to get the right beta. Definitely worth the effort. A mt alex classic for sure.

Wish it was longer.

I'm loath to admit it, but this climbs is fantastic. Felt impossible until it was dialed, then went easily. Really fun process on this one.

Finally. I find this very hard. Bolting adds some grades and fear.

Apart from the start this is so good.

2nd go. Tough as. Don't let this be your first 24.

What an epic! Really enjoyed the climbing on the send attempt, feel like that can make all the difference sometimes.

Really good climb, you have to be either super strong or really tall for this to be a 20. Two very powerful moves.

Lap

Love it

Less sloppy, still feeling the stress of those rusty bolts through the roof.

Sloppy ascent, but got it done. Super diverse climbing, crag classic for sure.

Finally got the right sequence, goes well when you do it right.

Keeps you thinking

Tough little number. Awkward little crux section at the top.

The one-leg press on the slab is the hard move for me. Managed to avoid the super pump this lap.

Felt easier than I remembered, wandering around through the crux is the trick.

Rough

Awesome finishing moves.

Didnt even feel the undergraded bouldery start this time. I really like this climb.

Excellent slabbing, pulled some unnecessary moves, but very fun.

Varied. And cruxy.

Very enjoyable.

Climbing in nowra has made me soft. The holds felt sharp and the roof was so powerful.

Techy traverse went smoothly, it's nails for the grade though.

Finally got it, do it right and it's easy enough.

Easy traverse. Bit pointless cause I cant do Biafra.

One tricky move.

Great climb, difficult bouldery start with big reach.

Excellent climb! Don't like the clean out though.

Excellent climb. Bit thin in the crux.