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Grade Route Gear style Crag Quality Date
V4 Gravel Pit - with Rick Helm, Jason Batten Boulder 3m White Rock Conservation Area Very Good Wed 19th Aug 2015
Awesome. Bit of a one move wonder, so felt soft for a V4, but it is very good.

 
V4 Glen's V4 - with Luke Boulder 4m White Rock Conservation Area Very Good Sun 18th Aug 2013
Very nice. Fun moves to a reasonably committing finish.

 
V4 V5 The Flying Scotsman - with Pat Boulder 8m White Rock Conservation Area Very Good Thu 29th Aug 2013
Almost flashed then got it second shot. Ticked as a V4 because I didn't start from the pinches; it's too contrived. Took the more natural start and pulled directly onto the rail. Only felt V4-ish from there, so don't know if the "proper" start sets the V5 grade or not. Might come back and try it from the pinches. [2]

 
V4 Tree Fall - with Will Lee Boulder 4m White Rock Conservation Area Classic Wed 12th Aug 2015
Loved it. Sit start is very dependent on height or the number of mats you can stack...had to start with right hand on lowest chalky gaston and left hand up on undercling. Made for a more powerful start without adding anything to the boulder. Think it's much nicer as a stand-start from the right side-pull and left undercling—would make it a super good V3/4. Regardless, really nice moves once you're established. Again, had trouble with my right shoe slipping off. [5]

 
V4 Orient Express - with Jack Kilsby Boulder 4m White Rock Conservation Area Classic Thu 13th Jul 2017
Repeat. Had to refresh the sequence to setup for the 180, and my foot position for the knee bar, then sent. Would say it's probably one of the better lines here, especially out of the V4's.

 
V4 Gaston Savant - with Matt Boulder 3m White Rock Conservation Area Good Tue 27th Aug 2013
FFA. Short crimpy line with a reasonably tough finish. Felt harder than "Glen's V4" but don't think it's a 5. Took more attempts than 'The non-friction section' but that could just be style. Guess I'll have to see what others think. [10]

 
V4 Métro Papineau - with Jack Kilsby Boulder 6m White Rock Conservation Area Very Good Thu 13th Jul 2017
Repeat. First go. That drop down sequence is still so glorious.

 
V4 V2/3 Brahe's Bubble - with Passchendaele V1 Boulder 2m Passchendaele State Forest Very Good Sat 8th Oct 2016
About 5 attempts. Crux beta for me was starting with a high left heel hook instead of a lower toe.

 
V4 Aiokiasof - with Tom Reid, Jack Kilsby, Matt Schimke Boulder 5m White Rock Conservation Area Sat 21st Jul 2018
Just playing on reversing the Orient Express section. Pretty sure I've done this from Lazarus instead of Too Soft, but not sure why I wouldn't have logged it. Should really top-out.

 
V4 Crack - with Will Lee Boulder 4m White Rock Conservation Area Very Good Wed 12th Aug 2015
Pretty cool. Feet were slippery on the dyno. Again, need to wear my better ones. [3]

 
V4 The Basalisk - with Ross Boulder 3m White Rock Conservation Area Wed 11th Sep 2013
Slimed off the triangle sloper twice. Bummer. Great fun though. [2]

 
V4 Trans-Siberian - with Jack Kilsby Boulder 4m White Rock Conservation Area Thu 13th Jul 2017
Now called Trans-Siberian Sandbag. Couldn't really work out how to start. Not sure we were even on the correct holds. Whatever we were doing, it felt much harder than V4...

 
V4 Tarte Tatin arete - with Will Lee Boulder 3m White Rock Conservation Area Wed 12th Aug 2015
I'm assuming there's some sneaky beta to make this V4...nails hard.

 
V4 Cannon in a Canoe - with Matthew Burt, Dad Boulder 2m Coolum Beach Mon 12th Oct 2020
No clue on how to pull off the ground on this either. After trying this and Figurehead a bunch, I called it quits to save skin.

 
V4 Figurehead - with Matthew Burt, Dad Boulder 2m Coolum Beach Mon 12th Oct 2020
Struggled to pull of the ground... same deal for Cannon et al

 

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