Ascents: Ascents as trad by Hugh Ward having Distinct route

	Grade	Route	Gear style	Crag	Quality	Date
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	20 22	★★★ Heart Attack	Mixed trad 20m, 1	Blue Mountains	★★★ Classic	Sun 1st Jan 2012
Great climb. Well worth a look at. You can get off after P1, which is probably the best way to go about it. It took a bit of cleaning at the time, but seems to have stayed in pretty good Nic since. The gear is all pretty good and there is enough of it. The chimney section at the top has a good nut at it's exit, I was pretty grateful for this.
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	20	★★ The Forgotten crack - with Marty Doolan	Trad 30m	Blue Mountains	★★ Very Good	Sat 2nd Feb 2019
	20	FA ★★ Home by six	Trad 70m	Wolgan Valley	★★ Very Good	Thu 27th Aug 2020
	20	FA ★★★ Arete Central	Mixed trad 35m, 6	Wolgan Valley	★★★ Classic	Thu 27th Aug 2020
	20	FA ★★ The road to hell - with Thomas Giles, Bridie Campbell	Trad 35m	Wolgan Valley	★★ Very Good	Sun 16th Apr 2017
FFA. This was the First Ascent. Unfortunately Thomas Giles doesn't have a Crag Login and George was tagged in error. The initial attempt was made ground up. Hugh Ward jumped on the lead (wearing brand new and extremely tight shoes) and stuffed around for an hour or so in the hot sun before placing a bolt and coming down under a cloud of shame. His apologies for the time wasting were loud, repetitive and heartfelt and Tom eventually attempted to put him at ease by saying "It's Ok, your intentions were good" and so the Road to Hell was paved... After Hugh gave the route a quick clean on rap, Tom lead it cleanly in his characteristically relaxed fashion and Hugh and Bridie followed without the delay of the previous attempt
	20	★★ Acoustic Corner - with Marty Doolan	Trad 80m	Wolgan Valley	★★ Very Good	Fri 7th Apr 2017
	20	FA ★★ Trump Wall	Mixed trad 30m, 6	Wolgan Valley	★★ Very Good	Sun 29th Sep 2019
	20	★★ Interregnum - with hugh sutherland	Mixed trad 55m, 15	Wolgan Valley	★★★ Mega Classic	Fri 21st May 2021

FFA. This was the First Ascent. Unfortunately Thomas Giles doesn't have a Crag Login and George was tagged in error. The initial attempt was made ground up. Hugh Ward jumped on the lead (wearing brand new and extremely tight shoes) and stuffed around for an hour or so in the hot sun before placing a bolt and coming down under a cloud of shame. His apologies for the time wasting were loud, repetitive and heartfelt and Tom eventually attempted to put him at ease by saying "It's Ok, your intentions were good" and so the Road to Hell was paved...

After Hugh gave the route a quick clean on rap, Tom lead it cleanly in his characteristically relaxed fashion and Hugh and Bridie followed without the delay of the previous attempt

Ascents as trad by Hugh Ward having Distinct route

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