Ascents as Send as boulder by Brendon Flanagan

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First ascent of the registered route. Fun problem for the beginners.

First ascent of the registered route. Fun problem.

First ascent of the registered route. This was the first problem to be put up for the redevelopment of the Original God's Country. Fun problem.

First ascent of the registered route. Quite a fun problem but the boulder needs more cleaning.

On sighted it for the FA. After sussing it and figuring out the sequence I jumped on and claimed FA. With a little smearing and jamming of fists and arms I managed to tick The Totem. Ensure you've got your rope in place to safely descend after you climb. Excellent problem with well placed and solid holds and completely choss free. Got the old heart pumping a bit and come the third block I remember thinking "I wish I had some gear to place right about now".

Nothing special about this problem at all. It was there so I put it up.

A fun problem and a good learning curve for the beginner boulderer wishing to advance their skills. Slightly overhanging with a easy and fun top out.

Got this FA on the third attempt. Lots of dirt and sand to clean off but all gone now. Almost worth a star, almost. Great holds, solid ledges, fun moves working your way up and down as you traverse along to the left. I even go to throw one of my trade mark heel hooks in to allow for a rest and dip my hand into my chalk bag. Really enjoyed this problem. A bit of a challenge for the feet as you cant really see what you're doing with them on occasions.

A warm up problem if repeated several times.

It may be a V1 but it offers a lot of fun! A great way to learn how to stabilise yourself by using your palms and knees. Offers a fun challenge for the developing boulderer and an awesome top out.

Love the start to the problem like the rest here. Makes for a fun start.

A great start and a testing traverse trying to keep your feet from touching the ground. An excellent traverse and an easy send.

A solid start with an amazing traverse. Some very good moves and a shared top out with ICBTIC. Excellent problem.

A nice easy problem to get the blood flowing. Good holds and easy moves.

The first half of the problem is quite interesting and lots of fun. The second half of the problem is quite concerning when navigating the bulge to stand up. There's a bit of height so if you fall you'll need more than a spotter to help you. Excellent problem none the less.

Toes on the chossy honeycomb makes for an ugly start but the bomber holds and then fingery top out made it worth the while.

Starting with the honeycomb of choss beneath your toes the problem get quite enjoyable with good holds to work through.

Starting the problem with a trade mark heel hook I headed on through the obvious holds to an easy but slow top out. Excellent to get a heel hook into another problem again!

Linking up DS and GOYKAPD is the best thing since sliced bread! Two overhangs to pull through, a fun traverse linking them both and a pulse racing top out to boot! Excellent problem! Best I've ever put up. Out of the hundreds of problems I've FA'd this is the first 2 star I've listed! Love it!

A high reach for the start which is the easy part. Awesome knee bar move to stabilise yourself followed by some nerve racking committing moves to reach the top out. Nasty landing if you fall, you'll roll halfway to China!

Another fun filled sit start with a dash of challenge in it.

Nice little challenge offering a fun sit start.

Might need to give the sloppy jug start a brush. A challenging start but the problem offers amazing holds of varying descriptions for the last half of the problem. Lots of fun with this one!

An easy and fun problem that'd be good as an introduction to highball problems for the beginner. Mantle top out with good footers.

This FA is dedicated to a prominent Sydney Boulderer who renewed my faith in the true spirit of the sport. This problem was full of solid holds and prominent footers offering some fun moves and great send. Slightly slopy top out.

Not a bad traverse. Takes a bit of balance and careful placement of the toes. A bit tricky with the lack of decent holds so you really need to rely upon your balance on the tiny (and lack of) rails.

Offically my favourite problem at the crag! (not the other one). The top out is challenging and committing with great satisfaction.

What an amazing V1! Challenging top out which will result in a quick beat of the heart. Officially my favourite problem at the crag.

A fun problem which requires you to exit around the tree. Be careful!

A fun sit start problem. Easy, achievable for the beginner boulderer and good holds all the way through. Top out a little tricky with lack a feet available. A fun challenge!

Beautiful holds the whole way through. Slow and steady wins the race.

A solid effort taking the arête up. This really is a serious feet climb. Watch where you put your feet and how you place your body.

An awesome traverse offering good holds and footers for the most. The traverse starts easy but the further the ground drops away the more challenges the traverse starts to offer.

Fun little problem.

Nice and easy. Good as a fun warm up for the beginner.

Excellent problem because of the mantel. Mantling a sloping ledge is a very satisfying experience.

First few moves are nice and easy. Half way up where it becomes blank is where the challenge begins. Smearing and palming are you best weapons through the crux.

Ahhh, such an amazing problem. Mantle with an undercling and a side pull. Oh, by the way don't forget to balance!

Easy problem, good one to start your warm up on.