Ascensions dans Newfoundland

Toproped this with a draw re-direct lowering off from "Size Matter's Not". Start beneath the boulder for full value. Also don't use the boulder behind you. Finishes on the ledge above the bolts.

Fell at the top almost at the anchors with a pebble that came out from underneath.

Very nice route, spent a couple hours cleaning it and reviled some new cracks to accept gear. Start on bottom left of tree. Climb up and over to the crack before topping out.

That cam looked pretty solid today!

Finally got all the moves to this on lead, with the high clip for bolt 4.

Tightened bolt 4 but the hanger loosened again. Did the trad section after with a number 2 Camelot, a 0.75 Camelot, A sketchy brown tricam. Clipped the right "Ledge Dweller" bolt before moving to the newly installed glue-in bolts for anchors.

Set up a toprope with one 120cm sling and 4 locking carabiners.

Toproped to clean, fell at the crux and then later at the upper mini crux.

Toproped this with the anchor on the Ledge Dweller anchors before topping out that thing and bouldering on the ledge (ugh) while attached to the rope with a trailing tail rope to try to set up "Yellow Fever" and then I toppped out the top ledge and clipped my active rope into 2 quickdraws and went to the "Yellow Fever" ledge. Then set myself up on rappel with the second rope and an anchor. Then rappelled back to the "Maggie" top hanger anchor to clean the quickdraws and drop the rope back to "Maggie". And then ascended back towards "Yellow Fever" to equalize the toprope and eventually rappel down it to set it up on toprope. It took an hour and it was the WORST. Even though I was never not attached I no longer recommend this set up idea. I will just wait until I am good enough to lead "Yellow Fever" on gear.

FINALLY REDPOINTED THIS ROUTE after having projected it for like, ten years. Had the quickdraws hung, but put in my own gear, the yellow 2 camelot and the green 0.74 camelot later. The crux clip then sequence was challenging, and the final moves after the last bolt traversing were challenging too. Was a great experience and so glad to have done this one. Will have to come back to do the ascent without pre-strung draws, possible to project '"Ledge Dweller" next time. Cheers, and thanks so much friends!!!!

Lead it and this time I also placed a red tricam to the left of the 0.75 green BD X4 cam. Perhaps a bigger tricam could eliminate the need for a horizontal cam (even a very bendy stem one). Time will tell when that order comes in.

Finally redopointed this without pre-placed draws. Had to do a high foot to get bolt 4 and also had to hand-tighten bolt 2 (it was mini-wrench tightened on the lower). Went to the new Maggie glue-ins after clipping the rightmost draw on the "Ledge Dweller" anchor. Was good to tick off, definitely pumpy in the crux to the first gear placement for a first climb. The top crux felt mildly better after a careful right foot placement.

Went up to lead this for the first time this season. Fell before the crux, rested and finished it.

Placed a # 2, 1, 0.75, and a 0.5

new toprope personal speed record: 4:45

Lead this with a stick clipped first bolt thank goodness, pretty chill, crux then gear placement.

For gear, I had a decent tricam, a cam, and maybe another piece.

Probably only needed one but I couldn't find an amazing piece like on Candy, though I'm sure one exists, I wasn't confident enough that I knew where that was.

Super fun moves, classic climb.

As I climb this more, I wonder if a bolt added would be good before the anchor. The gear was probably solid, but it's right after the crux and at least to me, not as obvious as on the gear on Candy. Plus it takes a long time to put the pieces in and then there's 3 moves left or less.

Climbed this to take the quicklink left on the last bot on the face off. It is now at Wallnuts.

As I climb this more, I wonder if a bolt added would be good before the anchor. The gear was probably solid, but it's right after the crux and at least to me, not as obvious as on the gear on Candy. Plus it takes a long time to put the pieces in and then there's 3 moves left or less.

Climbed this to take the quicklink left on the last bot on the face off. It is now at Wallnuts.

Toproped to the 'left,' to start and to the 'right,' to the end, going 'direct,' over the roof instead of out left. Really just messing around on the toprope before cleaning it because it was too wet to climb another route due to rain.

A good flash, placing the gear

Tricky crux! Felt fine without Trad gear.

Climbed during Flatrock Climbing Festival 2015

Aha, finally redpointed this and placed my own gear. Had a solid pink tricam in the lower ledge.

Toproped this to get the moves. Somehow remembered parts of it!

Now working up to leading it, and leading it with the lead-in from the 'rap-practice' bolts.

Lead this and used a black tricam between bolts 2 and 3 as well as a 0.75 cam up top to protect the runout before the anchor.

Toproped this to see the moves. Ended up traversing a bit late under the overhang for the finish moves of Gabe...