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A hilarious day out again. Such a novel and ridiculous route. Hannah got on the sharp end and gave it an awesome crack which was super impressive.

Did this last year, along with other stuff on the headland

Lots of suffering for everyone on this day, mainly for langy. Quite a hard lead.

Desperate at 18, up there with juggernaut or wizard of ice , or slash. I think I jammed both legs in and did a semi invert move. A great offwidth problem. We finished at 30 m.

Second Hannah, a pleasant climb and probably the best equipped anchor om the whole main cliff

First pitch only, gratified to see it upgraded in new guide, it is still hard at 20. We both slipped off on lead attempts. Will come back for the whole route. The fixed wires are no more ( ours are in at the moment)

The third pitch is stupendous classic climbing, though it’s easier than the first 2 feisty pitches which are also very good, but first pitch a little spoogy. Descent in 2 raps from above golden ticket to pinnacle then down with a 70 m rope gets you to ground

We actually did this last year thinking we were doing Christmas Carol first pitch. DIF joins into it to exit.

Rpt, second pitch to get off well hung. Such a great bit of climbing

A very airy finish to a stupendous outing

Pitch two is excellent, a wee bit exciting and weird, and nigh impossible without at least 170?cm of reach

Lead a rambling pitch one variant in from the right.

First pitch tricky for 17, second pitch impossible if 167 cm with negative ape factor. And even if you are tall, it looked damn hard, even at 22 as it is on thesarvo.However I climbed a left hand variant that had insane laybacking but went clean, on second by climbing to the base of the crux, then moving down and left to a beautiful flake into thin hands.

Fantastic route at the grade through outrageous rock architecture. The bollard to abseil off at 60 m is quite wide, 2m of tat needed. The existing tat is ok, but very sun bleached.

A bit. Contrived as you step into DD briefly, and the move back right favours long arms. The thin cracks at the start were nice

The starting crack was good, but over too soon. Seems to head into the route to the left, though we stayed out of the chimney which is easy when you aren’t worried about gear!

Run out old school start on the chimney slab into lost in space territory gaining the arete, super enjoyable line

The first roof and just after were harder than the second. Some quite tricky moves

Nice flake sequence

Mathieu's first lead climb, done as a trad multipitch simulclimb

Alt leads with Dave ( who is a pitch hog as he linked 1 and 2 and 4 and 5. ) however I got the best belay at the top of pitch 3 in the cave with amazing threaders. The climb took less time, and was far more pleasant than the descent- we went via Sedgies gully, not recommended.

Super enjoyable line, sinker hands the whole way up, a must do! Not as big as it looks from the camp

The twin crack section was nice but I hate chimneys and my shoulder didn’t want to reach behind me. I ended up facing the opposite way to Dave to get up. At least it was nicer than Slash.

Would easily be a 24 in most places, even with bolts of which it has none. What a crazy lead. Little bits of rock still crumbling

Felt quite tough even without worrying about gear

Done as a single pitch Patty took this one, really great climb exciting adventure climbing and would highly recommend, probably do as 2 pitchs for rope management and enjoyment factor

Started via Holding back the years. The second pitch is very run out, nice lead by Dave. The final 2 pitches had some worthwhile sections

About a V2+start. Nice rock and moves after the crumbly start.

This is given 3 stars in the guide. It has a nice belay at the end of P4 an amazing threader. The crux on P3is quite diabolical and ok for amusement factor but feels way harder than 17. P1 is a vegetated grovel and P2 a short intense corner. P5 airy, P6 nice rock but easy. Minus points for descent down vegetated gully. And it looks like a bulldog rather than a beagle, and then only from a boat.

Had a other shot on toppie and was pretty happy I didn't try it again on the pointy end... talk about exciting finish!

Beth’s epic second trad lead

Airy crux pulling the arete

Fun easy multi pitch. Beth’s first trad lead!

Beth sent it!!

Nice position

A rather odd first ascent. After a long bush bash uphill to see Danny's promised high quality splitters, Darren and I had our gravest doubts confirmed by the appearance of this short, solitary offwidth. Danny dealt with the offwidth but couldn't fit in the diagonal squeeze. Instead of bailing, he hand traversed off right and built an anchor, almost back on the ground a little higher up the gully. I seconded up to the cave and decided to take a look at the squeeze. With Darren egging me on I entered the gravelly mouth, retreated, tried a little closer to the edge, with Darren laughing "this is the best possible thing that could've happened!" and made it through. Danny seconded the squeeze on the outside.

unforgettable trip