Ascents in Tasmania by oliver kerr having sport-cpr or ascent-date

A bit crimpy but not too hard - warmed up on it cos it was coming out of the shade as we arrived.

In the late afternoon sun on a hot day - the rock was very warm! Slopey for a couple of bolts then easy!

Nice little route with the hardest climbing at the bottom in the 24 section. I did a big press-up into an undercling crimp which probably added a grade or two. There is an easier sequence but it's still harder than the 25 extension.

All the business is around the third bolt or so. A good stance to work out your approach, decide how your gonna do it and then blast up until you make it through our fall off. Excellent!

First bolt missing a hangar but the rest of the bolts seemed fine - I had the second bolt (first bolt with hangar) clipped from lowering off the 25. Probs a bit easy for 26 or maybe the friction was excellent once the shade finally hit it at about 5pm. Easy after the one hard move.

Fell off at the rooflet on the onsight attempt - solid crux move! I did the move after lowering back to the ground but was pretty pumped. Lucky there are a bunch of excellent rests on the rest of the route.

Great little climb but marred by terrible bolting! On every single bolt the nut only just made it onto the thread. A couple of the hangars were stuck in the wrong orientation and at least two bolts forced the top biner to rest awkwardly against the rock/bolt risking a snapped biner in a fall.

Would have been an alzheimers onsight but I remembered the phallic hold after the crux

Fell off at the crux low down and didn't bother to lower back to the ground. Sustained climbing with multiple "rests" on the way to the anchors.

Barely got off the ground and couldn't get past the first bolt. Dogged to the holds above but then couldn't get to the second bolt - which was quite high! Utterly spanked, I backed off. Plenty of hollow rock maybe a hold or two missing?

Foot slipped on the warm up - it was hard for a 23!