Ascents in Oceania as Send by Glen Hayford

Climbed to put a rope over the boulder

First pull off the ground intense for the fingers then its super chill

Tricky to see the feet glad the crew could tell me where my foot was, and didnt padstack the start

Nice lil bit’a fun.

Even with the broken hold it feels the same, wouldnt give it an upgrade or downgrade. Maybe makes the stand a little easier though?

Cool one move wonder, small starting hands but massive ledge foot

Fun line on some thin, mossy and slightly damp rails

Bad landing, probably funner with a spotter

This was what I thought was the old mono project but there wasn't any monos/topo's to follow so id say this was new?? Super thin wide elevator doors to the slipperiest mantle I've done at Harvey's! Easy landing to protect which made a solo day out fun. Possible sit start I tried a few times definitely possible but very hard.

This was the goal for the day and went down with relative ease after the first two moves and a couple of attempts. cool little area I hadn't been too and it was surprisingly close to the car which was nice. Potential sit start but will probably blow your fingers linking into and then pulling on the shallow monos

Cool arete was more interesting then it looks

A cool jug haul, surprised it hasn't been done earlier, pretty well got send trained by everyone out there. Nice to change it up from all the low grade slab routes in the area.

Sick arete first move is the business

Warm-up for the sit

Fun climbing, much easier then a V3, maybe scare grade? Could be a bad landing.

Ladder on cool holds

Wasn't going to but figured a quick burn wouldn't hurt. Few shots and it was redone, used Cal's beta and with dry rock I'm certain on it being an 8. Good to know these new moves when I try the sit again soon.

Steep start is cool

I got a little further on the sit start but figured I may aswell work the stand. Harder then I thought but it goes. Just gotta do the sit now!

Such an awesome, route. Super unique for Harvey's, the first legitimate kneebar on a route here? Thanks Andrew for letting me on this thing, glad to know there is still plenty to explore up there!