Ascents as Onsight, Onsight solo or Greenpoint onsight as trad by Dave OS

Kinda fun. Placed one piece.

Felt like a good day for it. Happy to have gone with the feeling, was a pleasant challenge.

Gear is generally small, but there's no real shortage of it. Tough little route, technical and slightly intimidating.

A good warm-up, felt more intimidating than 16 but haven't been on gear much lately.

It was there

Fun little adventure. Didn't feel there was any shortage of gear, slings and hexes were readily available. Not too squeezy.

Linked P1 and P2. Super fun!

Lovely and straightforward.

Pleasant movement for a short route. Loved seeing the bees in and out of the hive in the tree.

Thoughtful but not thuggish. Rather fun, with only minimal thrutching.

Interesting features, well worth doing.

Finally found it! Interesting moves, some of the rock was a bit suspicious, but it all held. Was thus careful about my gear placements. Did the right finish because I wasn't convinced I would get any gear in the direct, it's kinda wide.

Lovely pleasant day out. Got back to the ground just as the rain started. Plenty of bolts where they're needed, gear where there aren't bolts. Airy in places, just enough to make it engaging but still safe. Went easier than I had in my head - I guess thinking of it as a trad 21 is pretty intimidating, but it's more like a cruisy trad 18 with a 21 sport pitch. Pitch 6 is awesome. Highly recommend.

Amazing climb, but scary on lead. I should probably have been lower at the crux. At least I brought enough gear.

Surprisingly nice climbing! Gear is a bit light at the start and it's committing on lead, but really enjoyed this!

How have I not been on this before? Superb!

Oops. I went left at the top.

Not kidding about the big gear, it didn't look it from below. At the top traversed left to the anchor of Tony's Crack.

Oh so good, sustained and committing.

First time I've used fingerlocks and toe jams on a 13!

Possibly harder than Infinity, and quite sustained. Finish could be a real heartbreaker too, quite insecure. Requires a little bit of everything on the way up. Amazing line, and stoked to get it in good style.

A climb of 'Tradition and class' eh? Har har har. Aided through the 21 roof, that's a goey move.

Some stiff moves for a 13. Nice climbing.

Finally got on this, really nice route and a lovely day for it.

Not as scary as I was prepared for. Really lovely climb.

Quick climb before running to the airport. It had me at my limit in the crux, very committing and thin. P2 would have been very committing on lead, with no idea what comes next, but was all there. Ropes got stuck on the way down and couldn't afford the time to go up and free them.

This climb delivered.

Travelled from Brisbane for the weekend to get on this. Much preparation and rehearsal paid off, as the ropework and Tyroleans gave us no difficulty whatsoever.

One guide indicates that the crux pitch is the swim. I will vehemently disagree with that. P1 was nails at 18. Committing, insecure and strenuous, it was dripping wet at the bottom. Good gear the whole way up if you can place it. Heady stepping around the roof.

The swim was disappointingly uneventful. Waited for a set to finish, jumped in on the back of a wave and gunned it. Grabbed the kelp before the next wave came in, then just delicately up the wet rock to the anchor. Didn't get scared enough the first time around so jumped back in.

P2 was beautiful, gorgeous jams.

P3 had me cursing the inbred Tasmanian guidebook authors who couldn't tell the difference between a grade 16 squeeze chimney and a grade 19+ offwidth. That was darned scary, shuffling my 6 up the whole way with no other gear anywhere it would keep me off the deck. Spent the whole time gazing longingly through the offwidth at the lovely corner on the other side. When Angie followed she simply popped through the very bottom of the squeeze where it's wider and climbed the opposite side, at which point I realised my vitriol was misplaced.

P4 had a few engaging moments and was good fun.

Used the upper (P3) anchors for the return Tyrolean as we had thoroughly rehearsed this, and rapping further down just to jug back uphill seemed like entirely too much hard work. Deserves all its stars.