Ascents by Jill having Sport CPR

Lead climbed the whole thing with Reubs seconding me up. Really easy climbing with great views and a little bit of fun exposure. Getting down almost got hard when i dropped my ATC... thankfully it got caught in a bush and was recovered. Phew. Hopefully won't make that mistake twice!!

Had such a nice climb yesterday that we went back today to try simulclimbing for the first time. It went really well and was fun climbing it as a team with my new husband

Such a fun day out with Grace. My crux was the bolt spacing on the 16 slab on the 8th pitch, a bit heady making delicate moves knowing the fall would be gross.

I should have skipped some bolts on the 18 that I led as the rope drag was pretty bad and there was an excess of bolts for once on Tibro ha!

The 7th pitch was clearly the crux of the whole climb. Looking forward to climbing it again one day and leading the other pitches!

I really enjoyed this climb. Took a few whips on the crux because I misread the beta. Morag had a go and she worked it out and shared her beta and then I got through the crux first go with her tips. The top was pumpy for me but a lot of that was working everything out.

I can do all the moves, next time I have to climb efficiently, remember my beta and manage the pump and it should be doable I think 🤞 good challenge level for me!

Mann I made some bad beta calls on this and pumped myself out epically overgripping in fear and cooked my arms for the rest of the day. It was a very important lesson in not prioritising the onsight and my ego over making it to the top and saving some beans.

I am sure I will climb this next time with way less stress and indecision and be amazed at how differently things can go with some deep breaths and confidence.

It's a cool climb and the top section is amazing! Biggest and steepest jugs I have ever hauled myself up that high off the ground on lead, pumped out of my mind. Will repeat for sure to get the red point. I am glad Kyle A. was at the top on "looking for the sun" to give me a pep talk to get through the last few clips.

good challenge for me! start is a bit gross and roof was a bit scary but overall really nice.

I've probably climbed this before but I have no logs and no recollection so I am claiming the onsight.

It's super easy the whole way, only thing to contend with is the exposure and the feeling of being well and truly above your bolts (on mega coral jugs).

One second and one top rope lap back to back. Endurance training. I don't believe that there is a grade 17 way direct through that cave... would love to see someone do it, I escaped to the side, no "key undercling" in sight.

We forgot the guide book and I climbed the wrong route by accident. I was going to try and lead the 15, not the 19! had a bit of an epic 2/3rds of the way up. Will be back to try again, first with a top belay!

nice views, interesting iron flakes

I have been practicing taking rests and intentionally blowing the onsight so that I don't overgrip and let the ego demon pump me out by stubbornly pushing through bad rushed and reckless beta and instead taking rests ahead of a tricky bit to problem solve and climb things smooth and confidently.

It's hard to know that maaaaybe/probably I would have got the onsight if I pushed through but I am happy that I feel like I can now jump on a lead without being sure I will onsight it and taking the pressure off myself.

It's a great headspace breakthrough to separate the fear of failing from the fear of falling. It has made leading so much less scary for me!

Silly stubborn ego I think I was always more scared of failing but my body associated it with falling.

I didn't notice any obvious cruxes on this pitch, just smooth and thought provoking moves on interesting holds and feet. Not too tricky, but nice and long and flowy.

TR lap for endurance training

Ughhhh foot slipped. But at least I have the beta dialled now for warm up.

Loved this climb!! Beautiful long face climb with a variety of moves on great holds. The view is amazing. Would definitely repeat. Best warm up I've done in a while

I misread the climb a bit and decided not to pump myself out on the warmup and had a sit, asked for some beta and then sorted it out next go.

I feel like it's definitely harder than the 17 next to it. Might just be cuz it was my first route at pages and humidity was 🥵

Mega approach was totally worth it when we found this beautiful piece of rock. Such a pity this was the only climb we had time for... going back for the 20 next time. My fingers were freezing! Nice moves and big holds. Happy jilly. Would recommend sundial to anyone... just make sure you get a good decription of approach first!!

Can't believe I made it up to the anchors. Granted i hung around at the lip for quite a while and there was a lot of desperation haha. Looking forward to doing it clean one day! Firsr climb i have cut loose on purpose! Thanks Reuben for making me try

Going back and trying to find old routes I climbed on South America honeymoon. Piedra Parada was a definite highlight and I loved the climbs in this canyon.

Climb number 3 for the day and I was feeling really confident and and comfortable leading.

I kept on thinking, maybe I will take a break before this section and sit on the rope, but I kept climbing and by the time I was in the crux I was committed, I pushed through it and happily clipped the chains for my hardest onsight postpartum. It's hard to not dismiss it as a little soft for a 20 but until it's officially downgraded I'm claiming it

I really liked the mix of balance, technical moves and the bulgey crux. Very enjoyable.

Really enjoyable warm up, the added exposure and little run out at the top to the anchors kept it engaging even though the climbing was really straighforward and comfortable. What a beautiful climb!

lots of fun, i like scoooops

was sooooo pumped but made it up there! nice climb!

Another strategic problem solving rest before the steep move and rest clean. I found this climb pumpy and thrilling. I really like the crux move (once I worked it out and committed)

Clean on second attempt of the day

At the second bolt realised I forgot my chalk bag, spent way too long trying to catch it with one hand and then attach it with one hand, what a twit. should have just gone with out, pumped myself out and sat on the rope in frustration. gahhh... will get it next time.

Strategic rest before the crux bulge to work out my sequence and not pump out pushing through. The rest clean.

Clean on second attempt for the day.

wooohooo, first shot a anything at coolum and got way further that I had hoped! lots of fun, will be back. good motivation to get strong and work on steep route technique for sure! fun fun fun!

Round two! Got consistently further than last time. Really got to work on hanging on one arm long enough to clip... can't wait to get up this! one more move at a time! determined!

Seconding up behind Reuben 's onsite. Pretty cool climb. Had to muster up some commitment for the heel hook. Ahhh heel hooks! Will lead next time for sure.

A bit tired from yesterday and arms didn't want to commit to the crux move so I had a sit. Felt a bit hard for a 16 but could have been me.

I think this one is much easier than grey nurse! really like it

This one is so much nicer than 17s around the corner. Nice flow, some delicate moves. Nice

The sun was hitting the wall and right in our eyes so we set up a top rope on footprints and did a quick lap before it got too hot and we had to head home to pick up the kids.

It will be a super pumpy and sustained lead for me but I was happy to get it clean on toprope first go.

good warm up climbing for the start of a great brooyar weekend!

Dogged my way up and felt all the holds :)! Could basically touch the anchors from the last bolt but didn't clip them.. definitely will next time so I can say I've dogged the whole thing haha. Going to try and link a few moves next attempt. Really enjoyed trying this climb, way out of my league but such a cool style! Can't wait to get back there!

Warm up nothing special

Enjoyable, flowy and easy to read (for me). I recommend this to warm up on.

After working out what to do to use the arete, actually enjoyed this climb. Next time will have to lead it!