Ascents in Oregon as trad

eh, not terrible? #1,#2,. 75 at the top but the crack is about two moves long and easy.

Alas not this trip, made two really good attempts, but still couldn't quite squeak it

I'll leave for when I come back.

Trout creek it's been awesome!

Omg I was so worked, definitely should not have worn a t-shirt. This is maybe one of my proudest onsights, this line is so mega.

Ah apparently I can't climb two days back to back out here, climbed thought the crux, couldn't place gear climbed a few more moves to get to better locks, still couldn't place, whipped ah.

Omg I whipped on the warm up for the day... This kinda set the tone for the day

Another wicked line, last 5meters makes it classic for sure.

One of my favourite climbs ever! Perfect stemming up a surreal hexagonal feature.

Mega classy

Mega classic double rack is enough. Also I can't believe we got booty on this route?!?

Second and third go came really close, hard move at the bottom is followed by climbing where it's difficult to place gear.

Second route at trout. This was mega, definitely makes me want to get strong, who knows maybe I'll even train. You need mega endurance for this one. Next year for sure : )

So sharp, gross

My vote for best route on the cliff!

biggest whipper of my life! #1 just below the v taken trying to pull the roof above = kicking your belayer in the back as you pass them touching toe tips on the ground. wowza. keep a bit right at the roof and gain the small right foot ledge then slot a . 3 to stave off ground fall devastation and then the right side pull on the roof will keep you really safe. don't do what I did.

wooo! what a great route! .5 in right under the finger lock protects the ground Crux but the next few moves are pretty tough too, didn't place a piece till that was over but I think placing a piece before moving would be a lot safer. the true Crux for me was the middle which I was able to get through by using the far left horizontal halfway through the top of the finger crack because my fingers are too fat for all dat.

finally lead this! full double rack for sure, tons of nuts, get feet up high into the roof before fully pulling it, keep the back to the wall so you can shoulder scum through that section. bring a #4 for up high

ok so . .. nothing bigger than . 5. two . 75 at the very top, lots of 1/2/3/4 down low. you could probably slot two #4's if you wanted to. I'd skip the nuts though, the placements are pretty scary/miserable as the crack opens up in the back so often.

more fun with gear! #2 followed by #1 at the very top. didn't protect the middle run out as it felt secure.

Setting up the family TR.

Short, but the moves up the arête are excellent.

Cleaning up the TR.

the roof jams if you get them right are great. fully extended .75 and #2 in the roof to protect the crux. bring all the .5's, I'm talking four if you've got them and lots of nuts and maybe don't step over the arete until you're even with the chains because fuuuck

really gross crux at the beginning you would not wanna blow and can't really protect and early season mossfesy isn't helping but ... I mean 5.8. super swimmy hand crack after the broken bits at the beginning.

spicy fingers! didn't finish out because I didn't feel I had enough alpines left. boo. the meat is in the first though.