Begehungen in Australien von Brendon Flanagan

Did it in access shoes. Part 5 of the Practice Your Mantle series.

Did it in my La Sportiva access shoes. Very nice problem.

Thank you Australia Post for running late.

Easy start on big holds. Fun

Some very good jamming

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.

Easy problem with solid holds and footers.

Excellent problem. Solid holds.

An exceptional problem which has an amazing mantle beneath the obvious feature. A must for all bouldering at the crag. Excellent problem!

A great little warm up problem. Solid crimpers and footers, smearing action and ledges. Excellent.

Another problem art the crag that should be uped a garde. Excellent crimper work and a sensational mantle mid way. Great jug at the top out making it easy for a smearing exit.

More of a V1 than a V0. An excellent warm up problem.

As always a fun traverse to play on. Good for open palm work and finding footers you cant see.

Getting onto the problem is easy yet oh so fun! The traverse offers some well hidden holds for your fingers to slide into along with the use of the waist high underclings. Rounding the bulge offers some worthy footwork challenge to where the crux reveals itself. I can lower myself part way but how to hold it and continue the lower traverse to the end????? So far....EXCELLENT! Possible V4.

An amazing arête with solid jugs all the way to the top. Leaning back, test your holds, weight them and send the rock. You'll loose your spotter once you start the vertical but they can still put the pad beneath you. after watching GChris FA it I used the beta and finally finished it! Exciting problem for the grade it sits at.

What an exceptional problem! One of the finer ones Sydney has to offer. I'm not a fan of sit starts BUT I managed to start it with a funky left foot jam in the deep corner which worked really well. It looks like there's very little to use of the blank slab and funnily enough there isn't anything to use...Excet your imagination! Simply writing this log entry makes me want to head back and do it again! Manipulatin the wide break with a touch of balance to be able to step up was amazing! Love it!