Ascents in Sheridan Hills as Red point, Ground up red point or Greenpoint as sport by John Pitcairn

Off the dog list. Wanders either side of the bolts, just stay on and keep going.

Alzheimers crux but hung on.

Warmup in the sun.

A little dirty but great exposure for the grade. The top holds are a bit more weathered now but the sequence is there if you explore left and don't get intimidated. Took a bail biner off 2nd to last bolt.

Direct at bottom crux a smidge harder now two bits have broken off. Still 17.

Clipped from the sharp hold above the bolt. Works well setting up for the next bit.

Pocket bingo face climbing, not my favourite style. Fun route finding at the top though.

Late warmup after bailing out of froggatt in search of less urban population density.

Avoiding bridge knee pressure. Nursing it a bit. Top went well enough.

Some holds have come off at low crux. Still 17. Great position, nice climbing.

Wasps en-route but fairly docile. Better than I remember.

Easy fun cruise until the cave of doom then solid for a few moves after that.

Hardish start, stay left into the gorse. Ow. It has now been pruned a bit. You can get down on a 56m rope.

I'm starting to like this a lot more, a deceptive and balancy crux. All we had time for today.

Enjoying this more and more, easy exposed arete ramble to strong off balance crux after passing the cave of doom.

Nice for a warmup to ease you into the short crux.

Too easy in the long lower section, good crux, awkward at the anchor.

I'd forgotten about the crux. This is great! Removed a couple of bail maillons from it, there is a short chain anchor just right for exactly that purpose.

Alzheimers onsight. Nice sustained 17-18 to a great rest before tackling the crux, where the holds are smaller and the moves longer. Pleased I can still do it. Freeclimb guide says 21, maybe only one or two moves though.

Good exposure at the crux.

Struggled a bit with the crux clip

Enjoyable arete

Felt reasonably sustained.

An experimental traverse to hang under the crux bulge was not a good idea. Reversed that then did the proper move. Quite a tenuous nervy move rightward above the bulge will get you going.

Much better effort. Balancy leftward crux move, get your hand out of there!

Fun arete

Some sharp holds through the overhang crux. No panic, plenty of time to work it through, but finished with a very numb finger.

I seem to do the crux differently every time. Straight up works well. Fun.

It seems unlikely that I have never led this. Warmup, belay by Rosie and Ohm.

Fully bolted now, thanks Bryce. Nice climbing and exposure out on the arete. Stay on the arete, don't go right into the tempting cave of doom near the top, and if you do, don't decide to just punch straight out the top of it, which adds a couple of grades and no bolts. That got the heart going.

Take the time to think about the crux sequence before you make the moves and it flows very well.