Ascents in South East by Alex Mougenot having sport-cpr or ascent-date

I felt wholly in the zone on this route. Quietly in tune with myself, the movement, the environment around us. A sharp focus, but 360 degrees of awareness. Perfect harmony, the entire way until the anchors. I'm grateful for such an experience as the last climb of what had been an incredible trip.

Just the first pitch unfortunately, but it was mega fun! Great punchy crux into stellar arete climbing. So much fun!

Low crux was fun and the top position is class

Awesome! Fun the whole way

More runout than I was expecting! Good line and cool bolting

What a crux! haha. Tones down from there, but enough to keep you going!

Totally went the wrong way at the crux and almost blew it. Mega pumped for a while but managed to rest well and get it back. Awesome line. I love this crag! I love how every now and again it gives you these sneaky foot jams to to make your life easier.

Gave it everything I had to the point where I was so pumped gathering chalk in My hand was hard! Ended up getting spat off at the high, thin technical crux before the anchor! Great line that doesn't let up.

Good to revisit this! Spoogy day, but classy climbing. The rock and movement on the second pitch is lovely!

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Linked pitches. Fell at the start a couple times until I found the hold that escaped me. Onsight from there to the top. Some thin techy sequences! How can one pillar have such nice routes?

Nice climbing the whole way. Pretty continuous climbing from memory.

The moves up the blank arete were ace.

Me and Omri both agreed that the 2nd pitch was the nicest pitch of climbing we've done. Couldn't stop smiling and laughing up it! It felt like I was climbing on granite! Blank, but featured. Wouldn't have been surprised if P! and 2 were graded up to 23, though. Was in a way bummed that the dyno move wasn't a forced dyno. The sequence to that hold, and from the bucket to the anchors really made me think!

What a cool line. Keeps you thinking, and on great holds.

Pleasant

Thought that maybe this felt solid because I wasn't used to this style, but I'm glad to see that others thought it felt like a 24/25 to them too. Subtle footwork with a lot of tension was the key for me. The sweet flow doesn't stop after the crux. The flake are to die for. Keen to get back on this.