Ascents as trad by Bruno Alves Buzatto having Distinct route

My favorite at the grade here, and one of the best routes I've done in Point Perp generally!! The rope drag in the end is horrible though, I'll try to protect it in a way to avoid it somehow next time... The rock is shit at the start, but the climbing really easy. In general probably a bit soft for 19, but the exposure going around that corner is superb, totally worth the stars!!

This is actually pretty awesome! I really suffered on the slab and couldn't believe I got to the end clean, stoked. Technical and really delicate last moves. The first (and only?!?) bolt is actually terrifying to clip, but after that it's less scary.

It's possible that some bodgy dolts got clipped - but it's mixed anyways right?!

This is AWESOME! Variety of styles, well bolted through the delicate crux, and good gear where you need it.

I loved this lead, it's fantastic!! But soft for the grade, unless I went off route (looks a bit harder more to the right?). But I did exactly the line in the topo here. It's either soft for a 19, or the drawing here is not right...

Sensational, my favorite for the day. Great mix of moves, but why does that first bolt has to be so high? Easy climbing till there, but not enough to justify it...

Fun slab, mildly scary run outs for me!

Fun!

This is absolutely beautiful!!!! Don't jump on it pumped!

Fantastic route, but a bold lead in my opinion. The gear is great overall, but a bit spaced in the first third. I placed a 1/2 micro walnut in a very shallow crack and shat my pants climbing pass it, but I guess it's all good experience! The tree that the book tells you to belay on top is not straight above the route if I did the right route! I belayed Robin in the cave with some really shallow but bomber cams.

Stoked that I had the courage to do this, pretty tricky to protect as you are gaining that flake. And the flake apparently moves, so a whipper on gear would probably pull it out at the top...

What a great climb! As the description suggests, very easy to think you are on Gold Buttress Direct if you are looking at the old book. A bit intimidating to get to the first bolt, and a #0.5 cam between the first and second bolt is the difference between climbing it safe or risking a ground fall. The move to get the fourth (or was it fifth?) bolt is really cool. Pumpy at the end, but what a rewarding finish!

This was quite a fun adventure with my first time simul-climbing in three climbers — when Chris (ballsy as always) did a 70m long pitch with stretches of 15m run outs. The first pitch is certainly the best part, with a unique combination of underclings, jamming and slab! The rest of the route is just a cruisy mental game due to poor protection and onion-like 2 billion year old granite.

This has to be one of the best single pitches I've ever done. The experience was only so smooth because of some crucial beta from Andrew and Patrick — I was pretty nervous and scared so wanted to know about the gear and cruxes... So thankful to those guys! It's not over till it's over, but the intimidating looking part is not that hard.

This is pretty cool! Lost the onsight because I didn't quite commit to the lip of the flake. Good mental test. The top is cool as well. Well worth doing!

One of my favorite routes, what a crux.

Pretty committing and a bit scary. So happy to be seconding!

I top roped up this to clean the route to the right at the end of the day. Not enough fuel in the tank, ended up taking a fall! This looks like it would be a cool trad lead though, sustained to protect and keep going!

My favorite little adventure in this place, too bad I chickened out and had a rest half way up. I was doing so well, should have just taken the fall Must come back, what a beautiful crack!!

Ok, this is so fucking awesome, I never expected it to be so much fun. And I'm proud that I tried leading it and fell off SO CLOSE to sending it. I even got the crazy hand and foott chimney moves at the end. It's a bold lead and very unique route. Beautiful and well protected underclings most of the way, and a bolt just where you need it for the chimney. Unfortunately I pulled a muscle in my leg trying to bridge across in the lead attempt and that was the end of climbing on that day for me... Another remarkable detail of the experience was that setting up a top rope for the first attempts resulted in my rope ALMOST being cut from the swings people took on it. So we actually got away from hurting ourselves badly on this one... Good advice: just lead it! I must go back.

Really enjoyed this challenge!! Went clean on top, but on lead I messed it up. Really thin gear - only did it because of Greg's ball nuts, I need to get myself some!

Amazing!!! But I need to learn how to crack climb, bloody hell... I heard from everyone around that this is a hard 19, I'm surprised to see it as 18 here. I'll log my personal ascent as 19, hope I don't get kicked out of the crag... At least I won't dare to edit the route