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Some great moves, had an enjoyable play on toprope. Probably >22

The guide describes this as Tricky moments. Great moves to the third bolt then runout to good nut placements above. Solid rock by NT standards. Had many shots, couldn't stick the crimpy moves above the 3rd on lead.

Dogged. Had to have a laugh at the D shackle and homemade hanger. DBB no longer exists.

Pretty cool movement in the top laying off the arete.

Well bolted, movement is fun but several sections of v loose stuff. Will clean up one day.

Had a quick play after the sun hit. Better than average rock for this wall, one techy crimp crux section for 2 bolts then more rambling to the top. Reminiscent of lower slider crimping. Will come back in shade.

Not bad. Loads of bolts

This was unpleasant and dangerous. I'll preface this by saying that I have an unusually high choss tolerance and am no stranger to loose and adventurous routes.

It started well bolted on less than average rock, I broke off a foot or hand on at least every other bolt. Then it traverses L almost straight into The Bogan From Logan to avoid a patch of unboltably terrible loose rock before wandering back R up into an equally awful few metres of loose and fractured rock. The anchors would have been better placed at the last bolt (the R most one of the two) where the rock quality is better. All rock within 1.5m of the anchors is dangerously loose and fractured.

It's a bit beyond the new route standard of 'this will clean up with a few ascents'. It will clean up with a fixed line and a session with a prybar.

Wear a helmet and keep alert.

Better than its neighbour but still has loose stuff.

Not terribly hard but sustained and difficult to read rock. Eases in the top right when the pump catches up with you.

Similar in style to the rest of the wall. Good holds, hard to find though. A few bolts of pump then welcome rests to the top.

A pumpy route up some hard to read rock, good holds throughout, never a 24 though. 23 is more reasonable. No harder than Yorkshire Pudding. A few rocks dislodged but will clean up with more ascents.

TR lap to solidify beta and extend the 4th draw.

Sent in full sun. Cool route and should see more ascents. Tricky boulder start to a good rest then play spot-the-jug on the headwall to the top.

OS attempt clean to the last move before the final bolt.

Anchor nut needs tightening.

Cool warmup, rock is better than it looks.

Always good.

Anchor nut needs tightening

One more off the once and never again list. Project on the headwall above looks alright.

One more off the once and never again list.

A few nice actual slab climbing moves.

Dirty with loose rock but interesting climb.

Grabbed the draw clipping where the line rejoins the bolts. Clean otherwise.

Easy mileage day

Pumpy but straightforward

Just the first half to TOS's anchor to retrieve draws. Pleasant route

My pick of the 22's here. Two good crux's with a rest between. Deserves more traffic.

The cramp inducing stemming and average rock down low detracts from the headwall, but worth doing. Once.

Long moves then some pump in the top half. 2 shots

Found good L dropknee beta for the crux move out L on the lower headwall.

Closer, but still punted at the last bolt.

Redpoint attempt was great until the second crux sequence moving past the last bolt. Can't find a stance to clip comfortably, had to motor past it.

Second shot today

Top half is nicely continuous.

Went for a redpoint repeat. Fine till after the last bolt. Fluffed the hand sequence and grabbed the chains.

Much easier working the stances.

Cleaning lap because the headwall is good fun.

Climbed poorly on the OS, didn't rest. Pumped out.

Managed to get up this without aggravating the ribs too much. Only one unavoidable long stretch

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