Ascents as sport by Alan Watson having Distinct route

Power!

Bit thin here and there. Bad lead-out bolt 1 to 2.

Easy moves to a roof, where a powerful LH grip on a shelf is need to clip the bolt for the crux. Neat move through the crux - twist body to the right and balance on the top of a horn. Step up to shelf and chains.

Interesting stemming low down, and a powerful hand jam to clip for the crux. Easy beyond the crux.

Power climb up a black open book. Mantle shelf out of a roof, to the chains. Nice climb!

Nice climb. Bit thin near the top. Longish lkead-out bolts 2 to 3.

An 18 huh? Like hell? It used to be 18 before a huge flake broke free above the "bulge". At least a 19 - probably 20 now, on very painful, small, right-hand shelves. Off-balance too.

For a 14, a superb climb. Beautiful crack line, followed by sleves then a smallish chimney to stem. Clean - a neat climb to do on trad!

A truly crap climb. Balancy in the extreme, with stupid lead-out (possible deck-fall) bolts 2 to 3. Upper reashes require partial mantle shelf on crappy pinchers.

OK climb. Crap moves low down - power and balance with awkward body stance to move from 2nd bolt to 3rd. Followed by long lead-outs and precarious balance on a sharp nose. Then a set of shelves to the chains.

Short little power climb. No skill - just strength.

Follows a nice crack lie to the roof. Awkwrad moves under the roof, followed by a really potent mantle shelf, with sod-all to hold once you've moved through it.

A peculiar mixture of balance and finger strength. Top part can be a bit wet.

Great exposure!

Dead straightforward climb.

Dead straightforward climb.

Nice climb that moves around a corner. Hard closing move.

Dead straightforward climb.

Wonderful commitment move above the ledge to the chains, on small finger pockets