Ascensioni da Lee Cujes che possiede Via distinta

Jump, catch, swing, don't break shoulder. Yay. [3]

I prefer this over Wrong Movements. Steeper, longer and more interesting bits. Thanks for the use of the draws, whoever you are!

I didn't get on this for 15 years due to reputation of extreme crimpiness. However, it was really cool and only had one crimp. [3]

I doubt this gets much love, but there's quite a cool compressiony sequence which makes it semi-rad. [2]

One short crux. Second shot.

The barn was stormed. I always put off doing this route but in the end it was really fun, for a slab. [2]

Love this route. Love the angle - nice and steep. The last glory huck to the top of the cliff is just brilliant. [3]

Second shot in the blazing sun. Although Nathan was trying Full Cream (30) so I shouldn't complain.

First go after putting the draws on. Bouldery crux.

A series of big holes up a 35 degree wall, to an enormous huck. For JJ, it was love at first kneebar. [2]

Found a sweet kneebar (minus 1 star) and cruised to glory. Awesome! [4]

Executed. [3]

Takedown second try - big jumpy moves, very fun Moonboarding.

Steep and burly, and short enough to ensure I didn't overheat. I like.

Tired. Just got there. [2]

Comedy of errors but somehow came away with it. [3]

Deadpoint crux. 6th shot

One burly throw. 3rd shot

Fed it lots of chalk and put it to bed. One of the tougher 7c prospects on the island I reckon. Super route. [3]

With Mags and Alex [2]

Difficult final moves. Ha! There goes your onsight! [2]

Long enduro classic with a halfway rest. [2]

Did this in the morning, no warm up. It was the right move. 32m of unrelenting pumpedness. So great! Killer route Monty!

New route, needed heaps more cleaning - urgh! Good now though. Cool leaning cracks up high, and a bouldery, slippery move at half height. Audrey flashed on my beta. 7b+/c. [2]

A killer line. Big moves on pockets, then delicate laybacking. [2]

This is well worth doing. Bouldery start, some huge fun throws and a difficult pull onto the slab. 30m of action. Hard to onsight I reckon. [2]

Redemption!! Some rock fitness is coming back. Psyched! This was a biiiig roof with bugger all kneebars. Thanks Pipertron. [3]

After Redeemer, this is my next favourite route in the cave. It's really good, well worth doing. [4]

Three cruxes to sort out - pretty devious. Sustained. [2]

Hard, painful pocket pulling, not recommended. Only done to clean up this part of the sector [3]

Second ascent, thanks SMatt. Bouldery top section. Felt hard for me today, although I could be jetlagged. Might be 7c+? (Don't victory jump from above the anchors, bad whip-in) [4]

Tickety tick; two 7c's in an hour or so. Great day. This route is super good and deserves more attention.

Better luck second time around in the blazing sun. Still had to fight super hard and only just squeaked through. Best 7c on the planet, no joke. [2]

Could not have come any closer to falling on the final moves and still staying on. Fingers were uncurling on the last moves up the techy blunt arete. Pretty sensational route. [2]

Doneski [3]

Climbed on the same day as Ross' first ascent. Benefit from the draws and tickmarks A short bouldery sequence, could be low end 27, not sure. It's punchy, no doubt.

Fell off after last bolt on OS. Weird leg-wrap rests. One big dyno. Suited me. Second try.

Super route. Lots of interesting bits. I had to work hard for it.

Just squeaked it in, absolutely the hardest thing I could do on the predictably terrible first climbing day back from a trip. Psyched to do this as I've always looked at it and thought it looked rad. And it is! [3]

Hey I really liked this and had quite the time figuring out the Meter Maids crux again. Thanks for the courtesy carrot Ross. [4]

I think that was the most desperate send of the trip so far, due to exhaustion. Somehow managed to snag the dyno. Need rest day!

83% humidity made this an absolute battle! Deserves much more attention. [2]

No dramas on shot #2. Punchy moves I really liked.

Pretty incredible route. Starting to feel a bit like a climber. Come on endurance! [4]

A shorter route and more bouldery. Fairly on the whole way. [2]

First try today after one try 5 months ago. Was supposed to be a bolt to bolt working lap. And, in the rain; holds were mostly dry but I got soaked. Utterly memorable - one of my best efforts in some time. Thanks Emil for bolting it, gearing it up, beta, and the coffees.

The crux move on this felt utterly impossible last time. I couldn't touch it -- harder than any other individual move I've done at The Pit. Emil declared that it's 27 because you struggle first up, and then punch it out on your next go. I scoffed; and was mentally prepared to let my draws get sun bleached during the protracted siege to come. Then I did it first try today. Don't argue with Emil. [2]

A beautiful looking crack/seam. A little brutal to climb, but actually very memorable. Perhaps the third ascent?

A rush of blood to the head? [2]

Fell off this 7 years ago. First try today with Annie's impeccable beta. [2]

Just the one tricky bit. Even then, I nearly fell off. [2]

Suited up in full body armour against the wasps and climbed in total silence. [2]

Climbs a fair bit differently than it looks. Pretty techy and punchy down low, and a goey athletic section to breach the overhang. [2]

Second ascent. Leap through the 2.5m roof to confront a dizzying headwall. [2]

The most gloriously orange headwall imaginable. Fell at second last clip on flash go. Second ascent. [2]

Cool snatchy climbing. [2]

Climbed through crux to the rest hole/jug only to realise a bird was in it and I was blocking its escape. It then proceeded to gently peck my fingers. I moved on! [3]

Broke a hold on the flash attempt. 2nd try. Thanks Jase for gearing up this monster.

Two moves from the top on the onsight! Huge fight on this 30m monster. Becoming a theme of the trip! [2]