Ascents in Skywalker Wall as sport by Ashley Felton

Got the first couple of moves worked out. Deft footwork is certainly required for this one.

Still a work in progress, this one.

Haaaaaaard on the fingers, this one. A new aspiration.

Upon spending more time working this route, I'm prepared to update it to classic status. The crux seems to be a superb series of moves that need to be done exactly right to carry it off. The big project for 2015.

We can do the first crux sensibly now. Progress!

Working, still working. At least I got to look at the easier top section today. Watching Kym put it all together was a great incentive!

Tried the lead, had an awesome long fall and got freaked out. Went back on top rope to practice that 2nd crux sequence a bit more. Getting better.

Without doubt, one of the best lines in Perth - a classic. I couldn't get around the base of the first arete cleanly; something to come back to.

Mastered the arete, made the middle look easy, completely choked on the upper ledge and finish. Superb, classy route.

First shot, to relearn the moves.

A clean ascent, on the second go. A time or two more to dial in the moves, and it'll be time to try this on lead.

Still trying to get this properly dialled. First go is always messy.

Not quiiiite ready to try the lead. Soon.

One last practice ascent.

A clean lead on a classic route, and a new personal best at that. In the sunshine. Life feels pretty good.

That's right: this route is awesome.

Technical, interesting and unique moves. Will definitely come back and try doing this cleanly.

Had grand plans to practice then pink point this, but was not to be today. But now I know it's secrets!

Redpoint attempt: got through the hard bit smooth-as, then slipped off the finisher. Careless, but not unhappy with this effort.