Ascents in World as Onsight or Onsight solo as sport by Ashley Felton

Pretty cruisey, but I'm glad that we did it.

Excellent! Crimpy as all get-out.

Another nice one. What's with all the highball starts, setters?

Nice, easy for the grade.

Nice, easy warm up.

A good intro to Blue Mountains rock.

Nice warmup. I suspect I spent a bit much time in the corner.

I might have enjoyed this more if it hadn't started raining midway. Nevertheless, some good moves.

A pleasant enough warm-up.

Eh, it was okay. A bit muddy.

Good mix of moves. Easy for the grade.

Short, but wicked good laybacking until the lip. Plus a good kneebar!

Slabby start, then a cruise up the arete bit. Good warmup.

Easy enough to be relaxing, thin enough to still have interest.

Well (over?) protected and enjoyable multi-pitch slab climbing, though without many distinguishing features. A fun day out.

Very enjoyable, exciting mantle at the end (to which I won't spoil the trick).

Nice line. A somewhat tricky stretch between the 2nd & 3rd bolt.

Slightly awkward start, easy finish.

Very good fun, this. Couple of tense, slippery parts - it's well worth slinging the tree in the gully prior to setting the next clip.

Decent climb, but unremarkable.

A nice climb in the corner.

Easy start, trickier middle. A good warm-up.

Straightforward, until the vertical drill hole/crack at the finish. Pumpy, technical laybacking to finish. Good times.

Good holds and feet. Felt easier than 17, I might have strayed a bit far right.

Sometimes you just wanna climb slab.

Decent enough climb, crimpy finish.

Tricky second bolt is the crux, 8m runout after the fourth adds excitement.