Ascents as various tick types as trad by Jonathan Bright

Led myself to demonstrate

Checked Kate's placements

Checked Yarrow's placements

Checked Jasson's placements

Checked Kate's placements

Mock Lead because I was spooked by 'Disco Pants P1'. Top half is sport. Asked for a take. Holds are hidden in the bushes to the right. Kinda hard but could lead with practice.

P1 mildly terrifying in the vertical crack. Lucky I still had a blue cam. P2 traverse was the hardest thing I've ever done OMG terrifying. Maybe did it wrong?

Accidentally went left too early on Horseman. A bit scary and didn't extend enough, so much rope drag.

Roof is a bit tricky

Normal 8 variation from the right around the arête clean.

One hard move over the roof. No great holds, fell and got pulled up. Tried again after a break and still couldn't. Very tired after these attempts.

Fell. Wet crack too slippery.

Decent. Some moves. TRonsight.

Uhhhhhhh. Not very confident in the protection on P1. Good thing it's easy. P2 surprisingly good at the end, hardest thing I climbed today. Started raining at crux.

Cool climb, not scared at all

Cool!

Fell at the crux. Can kind of hand jam at the crux.

Failed at overhang

lol. Belayed from right of two trees on Dennis ledge? Got the two confused on the topo.

A few crux moves. P2 was a bit wet, and I went over the angled overhang instead of through it.

Rested once. Could probably have flashed if it weren't so dark and I could see the feet. 😢

Led with some pre-placed gear but backed up some of it and added my own. Not as bad as CC Route. Belayed follower from above.

Pretty difficult. Wouldn't want to lead yet. We used the big ring for belay and rappel, but don't do that. Go higher and there is spot for gear anchor. Big cam isn't necessary, but is a good idea.

Such a mess. Couldn't do 2nd move. Stupidly thought I didn't need big cams and left them behind. Had belayer send up two C4s on accessory cord so I could finish it.

Cool, went left of big protrusion and there was a little sketchy bit grabbing some crystals

2 parts I got stuck on and 1 that was sketchy chimney beached whale

Up the arête of shark tooth and then across to wall, left at white part, but also left around the top which was easy slab

Direct face start, in the little alcove

Easier than Double Chin

Second roof is tricky/scary.

Tried the first move a few times without a rope, and Fran placed the first cam before bailing, but still counting as a flash. First few moves are very polished slippery glass feet.

Some moves but pretty easy

Linked all pitches. Not bad.

Just P1 before it got dark. Not sure if on-route. Run out slab. Talked Kate out of leading it.

Good that we can see and hear each other for a first lead, but not the best places for gear

Easy and good enough gear for first lead, but can't hear or see each other, so Kate went off route

Led first two pitches, but then it started raining, so we bailed left to the rap rings. Loose flakes around the top of 2nd pitch.

Pretty tough overhang, but clean

Fun, not too bad.

Kind of hard. The top is just covered in lichen, probably a route under it.

Pretty easy. Went right up to the tree instead of left as Gunks App shows. Anchor around tree branch was not great; would be bad if it broke. Better to wrap cord multiple times for friction.

Difficult but not scary difficult. Silas watching placements. One ugly but solid cam, one mediocre nut.

Led with Silas watching. Pretty good, easy. Slung a piton instead of clipping.

P1 only. Very cool. Lots of interesting moves. First move may be the crux, but there are several similar. Hard, but felt confident, never scared.

Climbed third and cleaned. Not too hard. Really great view. Mantled and alpine knee on the first nose part, then pulled a roof above that. Linked pitches.

Got to the top but fell a lot. Only crimpy sidepulls available?

A few feet-trusting moves. Christian followed.

Very easy but still cool

Led all pitches. Went over diving board this time, then across face to ledge. 5.5 variation at the top.

Fell once. My foot slipped during layback section. Pretty hard.

There's a big bush in the middle. Not sure which way to go around it.

Led to the P1 awkward belay. Two bolts and a piton, with two more bolts and chains a few feet away for the next climb over. Kate followed, we set up TR for next climb over, then I climbed up and set up TR for further right climb, then continued through chimney and then stayed right on the scrambling slab with a mud wasp nest (?) in a big roof. Not sure where the end is, never saw bolts for P2, it just transitions into scrambling around the top. TheCrag topo goes left after chimney instead? Spent a lot of time trying to find the way down. Rapped off The Oasis?

Not much easier than Butt Floss to the left.

Zach started leading and quit. Followed first three pieces and then finished it. Felt a little sketchy in the off-width section, cool pod to sit in. Topped out and set up top rope anchors for the climbs to the right.

Cool easy route, but wet holds at first, and then severely dusty holds at the end.

Fun, but friends didn't like it