Ascents in Scenic Rim as various tick types by Stephen Parker

Great warm up fo the day.

Great climbing for the grade but steep.

Good climbing but needs big gear to keep it sane.

Pulled the rope and cleaned the gear after the previous attempt and lead it in much better style...

A great route with lots of variety in the climbing.

Slick corner but the finger locks are good.

Not happy about my previous attempt on this route today, I cleaned all the gear, pulled the rope and lead it in much better style.

Good warm up after not climbing at frog for a few years.

Lead for the benefit of others to flail about on.

Followed my partner up this one.

Loose in places with a 10m runout at the top up a chimney.

A choss filled crack with the occasional good hand jam.

Good Hand Jamming.

Plenty of face holds so crack climbing technique isn't a must.

Varied crack climbing with few face holds to assist.

Pretty soft for the grade. Very nice crack protected face climbing.

Finally got good beta on the location of this route.

Done in much better style the second time round.

OK but probably not worth the hike to find it.

Got inspired while walking past it and just had to climb it. Quite good.

OK as a varient finish to Mr B.

Was looking for Bad Company. Looked like a nice line in the area so I did it instead.

Nothing special.

Not much to recommend this one.

Not as intimidating as expected.

Done as access to Rickety Kate.

Typical Frog crack climbing.

Upper V groove adds an interesting finish to the route.

Scattered climbing due to all the ledges in this route. Climbing it in the twilight added to the challenges.

Exciting first move.

the bucket holds almost make the 4 meters of offwidth climbing bearable.

Sweet climbing all the way up.

Moments of excitment scattered amongst the rests. Previously seconded (20030511).

Good fun, using a variety of climbing techniques.

Reasonable climbing with good gear.

Steer well clear of this overhanging offwidth with rotating chock stones.

Done with hexes and wires only, since Phil Box used such protection earlier that day.

Previously seconded to the halfway ledge. It's lenght makes it an enjoyable outing.

Enjoyable climbing with two twin cracks. Would be better with double ropes.

Good clean climbing fun.

For some reason I thought it was 16-17. Any wonder it felt hard.

Tough start and keeps you going for some time before you can start to recover.

Way cool hand crack in a roof. With some exciting moves through it.

Only lead to the anchors at the tree. No reason why you couldn't climb it to the top.

Pleasant climbing up the left side of an Arete.

Desperate climbing after the roof as I was so pumped. The crux was being able to place gear on the upper half

Couple of hard moves to start with tricky gear then leads to plesant climbing all the way to the top.

A chance to try out a BigBro and a #6 Friend. Middle section took some thinking...

Classic climbing up the conner, the v-grove can be face climbed to some extent too.

Direct start feels desperate but it's not too hard. Otherwise it's a sweet line.

Had to be done but shouldn't be repeated.

Classic route. Lots of thin wires for pro which were at time hard to clean and the v grove provided bomber arm-bars.

Great bridging problem. Not as hard as it looks.

Felt good to return to tick this one. Was more prepared for hard 14 climbing.

Ran it out through the chimney section which felt quite desperate at times.

Felt hard for 16, then I found out it was 19, not it's not so bad.

A bit grotty.

Just have to watch all the potential ledge falls.

Nice climbing for the grade

The most I've been worked in some time. Several times I considered pulling on gear or resting but somehow I managed to pull through to top out clean.

Interesting chimney start. Not much gear inside the chimney.

Spur of the moment route since I needed to rap in to clean the rope from Egotistical Pinapple. Too short to bother with otherwise.

Was looking at a 6m ledge fall in an offwidth as I had no gear to fit the crack.