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I reckon this may have been a 12 on the indicated line a few years ago, but suspect a big footer has come off on the way to the first bolt - there's clearly a spot where something large has come off, and the area, particularly low, we found was liable to just have rock flaking off if you pulled on it.
I'm still claiming it using a metre or two start to the left of the bolt, then moving back right to follow the bolts - from tnen on friendly. 12 then just a little sandbagged - otherwise ludicrous sandbag.
Nice varied climbing (spoilers). I went crimpy left at the 2nd bolt to avoid a water feature, but more juggy pumpy right also doable alternative. Nice laybacking in middle as long as you've some strength. Feels a little desperate traversing towards the finish but reach diagnally left to saviour hold. Finish fine if just tapping bolts on a top-rope - way more demanding if hanging on overhang leading clipping them.
Fantastic. Cruisy low angle to the stunning Arapiles-like rock at the top. Two hard moves with ok jug between. Each can be done on the right, or direct/left, which is better in both cases, even if the holds look better to the right. Higher move was quite insecure/desperate/hard for the grade (felt more like 21 th he way I did it on lead, but found (slightly) easier beta on the way down.
Bolting on the easier terrain is a bit average, some lower than needed and some higher than wanted. Doesn't really matter, as long as you don't fall off.
Really nice climbing. I could do this all day and love it. Felt like a long way to the anchors from the last bolt. Ok clipping jug above the bolt, if you can't reach them from below, or don't have a handy son to put the draws on for you.
