Ascents in First Breakaway

Super dirty, slipped out and had to brush. Would be a bit tenuous to lead.

Wet and a bit grimy, but really nice climbing

More post fire grime, but nice twin cracks/ stemming moves

Quite interesting climbing, post fire a bit weedy and dirty, cleaned it as best I could and decided top roping everything else was wise

did the chimney as more of an offwidth to use up some of my excess strength. nice clean crack line to finish

maybe a 15 if you trust the huge wobbly block on the first half? definitely not if you dont. which i didnt. i don't trust like that

surprise off width move gets thrown in the mix - won't tell ya where

fine until the red belly black snake on top - after the trauma honestly couldn't tell ya a thing about the climb. but sure, two stars seems right

if i ever had a good joke for a tick write up, now would be the time

had the spice factor of an aid climb hangdogging off some real dodgy shifting nuts

more like i suck

Fun practicing my thrutching/off-width technique.

Very dirty but good jamming. Top out felt dicey.

Off-widths are not my jam. On the plus side, the bottom half is now cleaner after I flopped about up there. You're Welcome.

Would be a great climb with more traffic to clean it up. Had fun playing with different jams.

Love the off-width at the top. Keeps you thinking.

Thought we'd jump on a sporty looking grade 20 trad route and it didn't dissapoint.

Hardest 15 I've done in a while and first time back on rope in 7 months! I don't think I've paid the loose block as much attention as I did on thhis send

Had to get Benji on an Ebor jamming classic for our last climb. It felt quite a bit harder than I remembered but got up it okay. Nice to be back and jamming!

Top rope solo Onsight on acid. Great fun

Unfortunately the acid made my feet very slippery in the shoes and this felt really nails. I'm sure if my feet were dry it would have felt much easier

Still found this to be awkward climbing in places.

Very nice, wish it were longer.

Better than I remembered from 9 years ago when I climbed this for the first time. The cut grass and blackberry canes add to the challenge.

Slipped out of the crack while removing stubborn gear. Need to practice my jamming (still).

A climb with a view...except that you're facing the wrong way. Likely pretty wet most of the year but is currently dry and was well worth the extra farmers friends.

At another time this experience should have left me despondent, but somehow after humping and aiding the crap out of a vegetated offwidth crack full of lomandra I got to the top happy. Closer to type 1 fun than type 2 fun.

Felt pretty desperate and fingery but managed to fight my way through it.

Exceeded my fairly low expectations, was a fun little adventure

I'm gonna make the bold call that this is one of the best routes I've done at Ebor. Feel like a sports route relocated from a completely different crag. Worlds apart from Tough customer in grade and style

Looks like good hands but thinner once you get on it, good finger workout

This route is pure joy, much more to my liking

Not sure why I chose an offwidth fist crack as a warm up, totally shut down as the crack widened

Great to get on this again. A quality route!

Always a pleasure.

So much so that I did it twice.

Wandery, interesting and definitely not the typical Ebor route (unless you only climbed aretes). A very different 21 to Tough Customer!

Nails. Got up it with one rest and was spent. My hands are still cramping.

A desperate fight indeed. A really nice line despite the Lomandra sabotage... Maybe grade 20?

Really nice climbing. Would have excellent pro with small cams after 4 m

A few moves of interest around bulges

The top is fairly green, getting into the crack was quite tricky

Buzzed by someone's drone. Late afternoon sun on the falls was beautiful