Voies bloc dans Binalong

Same boulder as 'Paddy Power'. Not too hard (but harder with yet another flake gone) - just need to clean up the top.

Sit start on right end in little corner. Work way up right arete.

Sit start under big diagonal ledges and jugs. Easily up and over.

Sit start on big side pull. Straight up on jugs.

Start as for Brown, traverse left and up along rail to finish up Tiger.

Sit start under right arete. Left-hand shares starting hold with Misnake. The rest is separate. Up and over.

Sit Start, feet on the obvious chunk of rock. Top out.

Sit Start at big under-cling. Straight up

Start far right with hands high and feet low, quickly drop left through uber jug and then up and over at far left.

Sit Start on BIG jugs. Straight up.

Sit start on a sharp flake and small edge. Up and over.

Looks easy, doesn't it? Then you realise it's stacked hand and fists to start, with a lovely drop onto a hard granite slab if you do anything wrong, and the crack widens as you go, making it a full offwidth experience with the extra spice of possibly having to roll down a hill if you fall. Easy enough if you layback and avoid using the crack, but around V1 if you go at it full offwidth style.

Straight up the slab.

Follow the under/sidecling rail all the way up. Burly.

Start on left most part of undercling flake then traverse right and up.

Sit start right on two side pulls then to undercling and left through the middle of the boulder to top out.

Same start as Scorcher to undercling flake and up.

Straight up the overhung section of the boulder with holds facing mostly the wrong way. Gonna be hardish.

Up the easy crack with big jugs to help you out. Hard to fall out of!

Up the chimney. Another one for the kids.

Sit start and up the easy bloc.

Stand start, up the face.

Sit start and up, cleaning as you go!

Another warmup. Sit start.

Start from down low, huck a huge move out left to get started on the rail, feet are very poor, need a few spotters and mats to get this guy done. Not 7 metres tall, but about that long.

A longer traverse along the boulder but not the full deal.

A shorter variant of the traverse for 'YoungDumb''. Start at the end of the boulder, traverse left until it starts becoming thin on feet and mantle up at a rail/pocket then finish via the easy slab.

Extremely overhung (for granite) and likely to give someone a workout.

Sit start the left side. Lovely topout. Not bad.

Sit start the right side. Big jugs, goes easy enough.

Nice high slab with jugs to top out. Can't ask more than that.

Right of 'Parkinsons' but sharing some real estate. Mossy currently.

Up through easy territory.

Slabbing again! Balancy but not hard.

Up the body of the boulder. Techy feet.

Stick to the arete as closely as possible and make your way to an interesting topout.

Sit start on the attached flake, lay back using only it then go for the top.

Sit start.

Sit start on the bottom of the rail moving up, try and use only the rail before moving to the top. Fun if you are waiting for a pad.

Start as high as possible and thereby avoid all the difficult stuff.

The low stand start to 'Easy Way Out' from the poor underclings. Up from a very hard move to top out from underclings onto the rail. You can move to the intermediate pinchy grip and it's about a 5 or pull yourself in close to the boulder and huck a big throw and it's a soft 6. The only climb I'm going to name here that doesn't have a satirical theme.

The sit start to 'Easy Way Out'. Unfortunately requires a few stacked mats to get going, so quite contrived. Very hard on the biceps - at virtually full reach, use the rail and poor underclings to get off the ground, then execute as per the harder variant of 'Lest We Forget'. Possibly one for the future generations...

A hard sit start from a side-cling with the left hand, incut for the right and a heel hook. Just leave your left foot dangling...

Up through easy and juggy holds.

Up using the flake (hard to ignore, really) through easy and good holds.

Another easy one on this boulder.

Bit height dependent as to the grade. Up through a compression move is closer to 3, or work to the high step first and it's more like 2. Good moves.

Hard 4 or easier 5, bit difficult to say. Some balancy moves on small foot and hand holds will get you to a finish jug. If you have enough energy, execute.

A hard sit-start using side clings/compressive holds to a much juggier top-out. Getting your feet under you won't be as easy at it looks, but it isn't the hard part.

Brain the size of a planet, and I'm stuck bouldering... Start holds are left hand sidecling and right hand pinch (sit start).

Needs gardening (removal of a boulder at the sit - full excavation, please don't use explosives much as you may wish to) before this can be sent. A granite, sit-start, CAVE problem. Yes, you start fully horizontal. Will be a hard one if someone puts in the work to clean up the sit area. Otherwise it's a fairly poor problem.

take me down past a Bogan City, where the grass is green but the girls ain't pretty...

Grade depends on where you start. Lowest handholds are harder, adding a move or two to the problem. Originally more like 4-5 for the techy rockover topout on tiny holds, but one of the holds exploded making it easier! Two cruxes marked on topo to reflect position of starting holds depending on the difficulty - lower is harder.

Right hand variant to 'Bogan City'. Sit start to the right using the pocket with your right hand and huck your way up.

A nice amble up an arete.

Tackle the face of the boulder then top out up the arete.

Up through the face of the boulder left of 'Booark! Jesus!'. Looks very easy but there's not much there and the mantle is techy for the grade.

Put on your sandshoes and walk up the slab.

Another one for the kids!

Follow the arete avoiding getting into the crack. Top out on reasonable holds.

Up through good holds to a fairly non-juggy topout!

A sit start on good holds that goes into a technical rock-over on a tiny foothold. V3+ - hard to grade at the end of the day!

Up the crack.

Up through small holds. Technical, using a thumb press/side cling. Easier version would be to head right at the break but you pretty much end up doing 'Second Marriage' and can give up a grade for it.

Requires a little commitment through the overlap. Small holds, but use the pocket for your feet and you'll get through.

Up and head right through big holds onto the ledge then up and over on good holds.

note - top needs cleaning, pretty dangerous as is with lots of loose flakes

Up using sideclings to a pocket and a poor rail, then up through small jugs with crap feet and top out.

Up and into the scoop through very poor holds.

Up laybacking the flake with feet to the right then topout.

Up and into the scoop through very poor holds.

Climb the arete.

Up the body of the boulder.

Another lowball sit-start. Start right at the arete and throw to a rail for left hand, then up and over.

Left variant of 'Mad Man'. Sit start the body of the boulder using compression and throw to the top then top out.

Eliminate. As for 'Mad Man', but keep feet above the slabby lower part of the boulder.

Walk up the side.

Sit start. Up and right.

Stand start and fridge hug the two sides of the boulder and up. Sit start V4.

Up the face right of 'Philthy'.

Easily up the sloped side of the boulder - as easily as England beat the B side in Perth. Happy Australia day.

May not even be possible. The extruded slippery granite on the lower overhung section will make footing extremely difficult to find, and it's one huuuuge huck from nonexistent holds to a pocket to get yourself going. Could go 11 or higher.

This one's gonna be a doozy! 9 metres high - will it go? It's got pockets! V7ish start as for vague crack then extend left as early as possible to avoid the harder boulder problems. Once the route slabs out a bit it's just gymnastic moves on small holds and pockets.

Extremely bouldery with dynamic moves to tiny and slimpy holds. The first move is a deadpoint to a two-finger crimp, then up to a sloped pocket - crimp inside that and extend sideways until you can gain a good sidepull. From there it's only a few more boulder problems to the top! Can be top-roped with good opportunities for setting up anchors from the back.

A delicious offwidth/chimney feast garnished with spare skin and some hard moves to gain the top-out.

Thought to go from a sit start, exfoliating flakes - the usual Bobbara fare - have left a brutal stand start to be done on poor crimps and huge compressive moves.

Technically tough moves and very physical with a real head check topout.

Through a brutal tall person sit start into the crack, where it eases off to V6ish (v6 for the stand) to the top. Shorties probably won't be able to apply, unfortunately, though you could use the cheater block which makes it a number of grades easier.

Sit down, grab the big rail, walk up the boulder. If you just use the slopers it may even be V2.

Takes a harder, slightly contrived line up the bulge to the R of Nude Golf Karting. Sit start with L hand in the rail, R hand further right. Straight up to sloping pockets and rock over.

Sometimes, they just disappear... Sit start and up.

Honza managed to nab the first ascent of this about 73 times after various bits of rock broke off!