Ascents climbed between 2014-00-00 and 2014-12-31 by Lee Cujes having Sport CPR

A searing, white, marble seam which splits off the old classic Windjammer, at half height. I preplaced the gear (tiny wires) like the first ascent team. It's certainly doable placing the gear, and doable to onsight - for a trad gun

One of the cleanest lines on the cliff thanks to Reido's work ethic. Good job dude!

Gentlemen's sit. Getting gear off for Nath. This is super clean and good.

Marathon effort to get the gear on this 55m monster. Took 19 draws and ran out.

At 55m, makes Crossroads look short. About 4 or 5 cruxes which I really didn't want to blow. Maybe the longest pitch I have done. Biggest on wall. [2]

Trying this today.

Bolt 17 highpoint.

FFA. This blew my mind at the time as my first route on the cliff.

Doing some work on it. Installed halfway lower-off.

Some tricky slab stuff down low and then graciously relents into steeper tufa pulling thank god.

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FFA. Climbed this in long pants and a jumper, so it must have been good conditions. Very hard to grade this one. It's similar to One Hit To The Body. Such cool go-for-it moves up top. Lots of big falls.

Flash placing the gear. I thought this was 25 at the time, could very well be 26 though.

Thought this was 25 as well. Really hard to know with these routes. They're all similar.

Used this as a warm up one morning which was actually sort of doable, because it was bouldery to a rest, bouldery to a rest, repeated.

FFA. The top corner is pure gold, like a harder version of Caritas. And just gets harder as you go. Tradlords will be at home. I've since added a long perma-sling to avoid some whimpering. Thanks to Henk for the anchor and top bolt!

A wandering, 40m adventure pitch. Good bits and crappy bits. Worth doing.

This has some great rock and you really need to climb. More sustained than most Crossroads routes. [3]

FFA. This has had a few ascents now. One of the easier routes on the wall.

This one felt 25/6. Second ascent.

On my earlier onsight attempt with JJ I fell after the last bolt which I am way more proud of than the actual send. This route kicks arse. It'll make you toss and turn at night. [2]

JJs best route eva.

Recent right hand variant finish adding 15m of new climbing. Flashed, but had climbed the start.

Long. A good warmup at this level.

FFA. Yes, did the first ascent on the 41 degree day. Sauna training. Dunc reckoned this is one of the best 25's around.

Lol. So you're cruising, then there's a blank overhang with monster glue-on. You dyno from the glue on to undercling pinch the bottom of a stalactite. I fell. And then 6a to the top. Again, needs an extension!

Primo rock quality. A couple of hard pulls on tiny pockets. Should finish 10m lower before it climbs into coral.

Missed the dyno on the onsight.

Ultra high quality face route, probably one of the best at San Vito. Love. That pocket's drilled though :p [2]

End of day destruction. Only just pulled it out. Placing gear.

It's just not great. But when everything else is damp...

This is the pound of flesh route, whippers galore.

This was hard! Tufa-flow climbing, into a very cool corner.

Not a good warmup onsight.

A short grunty section through the bulge, then fine.

A heap of variety in this one. Borderline classic.

This was mentally exhausting. Well worth doing, but expect a lot of climbing. Not easy.

Just like 'Equatorial' in Thailand. Classic. Was 7a, and you know, it might be.

Deviates big time to follow the line of least resistance, so much so you end up skipping a bolt. A 10m extension on perfect amazing tufa blobs is crying out to be done.

Tricksy slabbing on super rock. Hard crux reach off a tiny undercling crimp.

Sharp coral start and then it's nice.

Sam put in a huge effort onsighting this. Some guidebooks say 6b+.

Not as good as its Kalymnos counterpart.

Huge chimney-cleft. Wild overhung moves to exit onto the headwall, then crux pawing on prickle-slopers.

This totally made my day. Not a skerrick of chalk, pure onsight drop the clutch action with several "I'm off!" moments. Just awesome.

FFA. A bit of fun to make Extra Shot harder. Traverse the flake. Go on, do it.

Perfect white marble, vertical. Crazy crux I managed to solve with patented dyno-barndoor.

Slippery tufa outing, much loved at this easy access sector. Felt nails.

Harder than you'd think to get into.