Ascents in North America as various tick types

Beautiful, techy climb - varied. Slab start, to a beautiful roof with a committing highfoot move and exposed clip far above the roof, finishing with flowy, techy work with precise feet. Would have a higher grade on the Aussie Ewbanks system.

Fell at the roof - a great climb. Runout spoken about before anchor (on Mountain Project) has since been eliminated, and still feels ballsy AF. So happy for to take the charge on this one and put up the draws. Friend/belay partner felt this was a harder climb than Bush Administration to the left (though less sustained). Would climb this and First Impressions again. This wall is stunning.

First three moves 🙂

Busted my knee 🙃

Linked from the third bolt to the diving board and from the ground to the fifth bolt.

Coming back for the send (if my fingers let me)

Attempted to lead it -- but after falling about 5 times at the start, gave up.

I got a lot further than I expected. I need to make another TR attempt when I'm not injured.

I was tired

I made it up with one fall. Better than last time. This is a 10b/c

Just ran out of gas on the very last hard move. Happy with how it went.

Going with my Canal tradition of sheit-ing the bed on the first climb before nothing but Send Train on harder things after.

Quite nice, varied - but the middle fridge-y area might throw you if you read it wrong like I did. Slabby like many of the lower grade routes here. Still worth a star compared to some of the other 5.8 I did.

Had to stop to think/read it. Clean otherwise. First climb in N. America so slab style a bit foreign to me

Left Fork

Checked Yarrow's placements

Checked Jasson's placements

Checked Kate's placements

Mock Lead because I was spooked by 'Disco Pants P1'. Top half is sport. Asked for a take. Holds are hidden in the bushes to the right. Kinda hard but could lead with practice.

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cool route with a fun start. Need to go up to the left at the arete, climb up a bit, find a good hold and then mantle.

Sharp climbing, not super inspiring

Should've brought crack gloves. Route is very sharp

#5/6. The polished flaring hand crack in the middle was not working for me, so I jogged left toward the 5.7, got a bit more height, grabbed the finger pocket, delicately traversed back to the ledge, and skipped a bolt to just clip above the ledge. Spicy!

Would have been a Redpoint, but rested a couple times on the way up. Sean followed my beta on TR, then moved the rope to Foxtrot for our top-out climb.