Ascents in Australia by Stuart McElroy having boulder-cpr or ascent-date

Took a few goes to work the sequence. Started off thinking I should (could?) dyno from the good sidepull to sharp jugs...but that was too painful, so ended up doing it by a sequence of static sidepulls ever higher up the crack and then a final deadpoint to the sharp jug...with several left foot smears.

Fell from near the top first attempt...high enuff to have time to think 'wow, this is a long fall....' and then....crunch!

Excellent! Great finger locks which turn into jugs as you get higher. I want more of these kind of problems. Even the jump from boulder to boulder to get down is fun!

Cool feature..if only it was longer!

Solid jam

Lovely problem

Fun

Easy if you know how to finger-lock and jam!

Cool once the sequence is nailed

Ended up doing a stem move which docks a grade or two!

The topo photo suggests using the right face and the arête with the left. I climbed it however using the left face and the arête with my right. It's a distinct line to the adjacent V2 up the face to the left and uses different holds. Still feels V3-ish.

Short but fun jamBing

Solid, rough jamBs...glad I had the tape gloves.

It was all really fun...until the topout!

Had a horrible mantle style...grovelling around with knees and all!

Had to slap hard to stay on the arête!

Nice move

Good problem that can be done even when the tips are trashed!

Pretty easy but with the possibility of falling down the hole if you came off...enough of a threat to scare Miss B from trying it ...maybe only V0.