Ascents in DG's as sport by Luke Yerbury

Surprised to get to the kneebar on the "warm-up", then got enough back to manage a highpoint going for the right hand crimp.

Slipped off the soggy right hand start hold - classic! Dried it then lowered, and just about matched the highpoint, right foot slipped when gaining the right hand crimp.

After another requisite slip off the wet right hand I had accepted defeat for the day and figured I would need another session. Dried and lowered again and somehow managed to juust hold it together in quite a few spots. Even dropped into a 3 finger drag on the crux right hand crimp. Charrr! Thanks for the belay and psyche Mr Froth!

Fell when I tore a hold off and landed on the ledge below without weighting the rope, carry on! Only worth doing if you've done all the others.

Nice easy climbing apart from a pronounced crux. The top hourglass feature is rad. Compulsory one arm hang from the top jug was the days beta

Would have been a good time if I could feel anything

New highpoint two draws past the kneebar. Took me a while to figure out the headwall beta again.

Slipped off the slimy right hand. Heart wasn't in it this lap, figured out a few bits of resting beta

Very nice sequence off the deck and still interesting enough to the top. Not 23.

Did all the moves, nothing too difficult off the rope, but you quickly put together a big pump!

Few links, found some better beta. This would be an absolute classic if a few holds were less chossy. Still super keen for more laps!

Spread em baby's little cousin. The good bit is short, but it's fucken sick

Learnt absolutely nothing from watching Matt climb this. Hardly any normal holds on the route, just lots of weird things you have to pretend are holds.

One tough move to start then a cruise to the top. Definitely not 24.