Ascents as Onsight, Greenpoint onsight or Onsight solo as sport by Josephine Roper

biggest jugs where you need them then a lovely corner

I don't reckon this is the same grade and less stars than Room with a View... I guess it's pretty short, but it's cool.

Fantastic route. Not sure about the grade - I'm glad I had only read the guidebook and thought it was 19 max because it probably made me more confident, but can see some bouldery moves and some reachy crack moves being hard... Thoughtful bolting throughout.

Not ideal on a windy day, were basically stopping and clinging on to the wall at points, but all worked out.

clipped the anchor from below and then thought about going over the prow... ah well.

Would be three star, sustained and cool, except the first third is kinda dusty. Takes 16+ draws but some are so close you can back clean. Lowered on a 60m with a metre or two to spare.

Ecopoint relative to Paris not home 🙃 fun and easy climb, only seemed to be one or two moves at the grade for each pitch. A few slugs on the first two pitches but it gets less vegetated above the trees. Amazing juggy pockets on the third.

didn't top out, too pumped

nice arete/crack feature but so sharp, our hands were cut up. Cédric thinks a version without arete/crack is ~6c+.

fits some technical moves and footwork in

for Valerie. easiest line is to redirect this via the right route slightly.

nice tall route, though it's not as tall as it says here - lowered off with rope to spare on a 60.

to recover joy again. this was a good choice. this climb sparks joy even with a lot of spiderwebs

What’s this I love Nowra now

Thin and pumpy to find holds. Generous bolting which is helpful with the rock quality here. Someone pulled a head-size block off later but I don't think it was anything important.

at the top of the gully it was obviously way too windy to climb here, so we obviously rapped in anyway. More fun than expected but no-one wanted to do more!

good warmup, maybe I'm not the Worst Onsighter in the Sydney Basin anymore

coming back from a finger injury and haven't been using small holds yet, so this felt quite hard and was very satisfying to push through. hopefully finger liked it too. we shall see

bit greasy holds but otherwise easy

hard down low for the grade

Much more consistent

Very nice. Like a Tassie arete but familiar rock

Didn't realise there were two climbs, thought the left chalk was just people dodging the moves and stayed right. But as a short person the crux is probably the lil jump out of the cave anyway

Bolt positions seemed a bit awkward here too, harder to clip than to do the moves

The jugs on this wall are unbelievable

Great scoop

Thought it was a bit softer than Mr Orange but more fun, roof is very cool.

Helping with UTS multipitch teaching day

The crux is having to clean the corner mud off your shoes while pulling onto the face

First pitch is very easy and nice, the second pitch traverse is quite nails for a move if you're short

End of day x2. Full of sand and slippery but has a couple nice jams

Definitely gets a star from me, but I do love cornery things

Led pitch 2 and 4. All lovely except for a bit of rope drag on 4

Onsight for the new 2m extension over the roof that I got to test out lol.

Snake not apparent today

Seemed a little harder than the other 10as but maybe just crimpier. Super solid and comfortable rock.

First warm up, thought I was on the 5.6, seemed a little tricky for 5.6