Ascents as boulder by Brendon Flanagan having Distinct route

Some very good jamming

Easy start on big holds. Fun

Excellent mantle!

Excellent problem once you figure out how to solve the crux!

First ascent ever at Lindfield.

Nice easy lay back

Nice crux

Can either go left or right from the start. Left offers more of a challenge.

Start at the two pockets and head straight up! Nice.

The crux was rea fun and the top out was pleasant and unexpected. A must!

Great start with a hairy finish.

Excellent start, fun little leap. Enjoyable mantle with a hairy and diecy top out. Bring your brass balls for this one!

Excellent problem. All moves make the problem worth while. Officially my favourite problem at Blues Point. Great discovery Ranger Dave!!!

Needs more traffic to clean it up but otherwise an ok problemo.

Excellent problem with a few cool moves.

Haven't topped out and exited sea side yet. Chossy and committing up top so I down cllimbed. Great problem none the less. (Didn't have a spotter either, need one for this problem).

Perhaps slightly harder than a V1 but I'll see what feedback I get from other boulders.

A nice warm up to start with before moving onto harder Spanish words!

Easy for a V1 but worth the grade.

Didn't use the boulder at the top to make it a little harder. Broke a footer off at the start, luckily once again my pants protected my knee and shin from being scraped. Nice problem.

Questioned how I was going to top out until I found my sneaky friend. Great problem!

A problem requiring balance, dynos, and a good use of open palms. Great problem!

A great sit start for the boulderer who has never done one before. Solid holds, fun moves which make for a fun problem.

Some more traffic is needed at this end of the boulder. The starting footers haven't been weathered that great so they're still falling apart with use. Condition of footers should be established after another 20-30 sends. Otherwise a great problem!

The hold you need to commit to may seem unsure at first but trust it and you'll make your way through the crux.

This is the 'easier' of the two variants. The holds are more evident and flow quite well.

An amazing arête with solid jugs all the way to the top. Leaning back, test your holds, weight them and send the rock. You'll loose your spotter once you start the vertical but they can still put the pad beneath you. after watching GChris FA it I used the beta and finally finished it! Exciting problem for the grade it sits at.

A great little warm up problem. Solid crimpers and footers, smearing action and ledges. Excellent.

Nice small dyno for the start and progressively gets harder and more committing the higher you go. Grade should be a solid V1 due to committing moves at such a decent hight while bouldering slab. Ranger Dave? Feed back? Excellent problem nontheless.

PUMPY!

Great crux.

Great top out!

A nice mantle, slightly committing but then again most mantles are.

A fun start using both the cracks. The top out was slightly tricky.

I took it nice and slow and really enjoyed it.

An easy start followed by a very fun climb.

An exceptional problem. Balance and crimp with a slightly committing exit.

A fun problem but the top out makes it amazing! Trust your shoes and chalk your palms up

A another fun problem on this face. A great pocket and a slopey exit makes this a problem well worth giving a go.

An excellent V1 highball. Nothing like a highball down climb to get the heart pumping!

A fun move just after the start. Nice.

Balancy and slightly techniqual with a small half finger pocket to use to reach the top. Fun, challenging and committing on the down climb.

Nice bridging problem with some slightly commiting smearing at the top.

Tricky, fun and balancy. Makes you feel rather than look for the holds.

With the passion of the first FA for the crag powering me along I enjoyed this send immensly! With a partial dyno and putting trust in the rounded scoop this problem was slightly balancy but very rewarding! A great little problem.