Ascensioni in New South Wales and ACT da Chris L che possiede sport-cpr o ascent-date

A very enjoyable line. Pumpy.

A good route. Start on the right arete, a move and a half up using the obvious holds, then a move left on delicate feet. Some technical bits to gain the ledge. Then to the top on dirty holds.

Getting past the first bolt earns the grade. An exciting mantle near the top.

A good length route with crux moves near the top of the slabby bit. Anchors are over the top so not suitable to lower off - I threaded 'em and rapped down, but would have been easier to bring up my belayer then walk off.

The start is a bit soft for the grade. But it finishes well.

A sandstone slab. With a very cool mantle-to-highstep move.

Follow the pockets, good fun. A tight fit to get the plate on the last carrot.

Got it after a long rest in the slot

Nice wall climbing up above the roof. Great view.

Some cool face moves to the jug.

A committing reach up high. But all on good holds.

A good length route. Crack jamming start to a ledge rest. Finish up the face, some loose rock.

Shame about the glued on holds.

A great slab. But the well spaced bolts make for a couple nervous moments.

Photogenic

A tough starting sequence. And still some loose rock.

A pumpy start with hard crimp moves up high.

Loved it. Awesome, even on cleaning duty.

Fun

Once you work out how to get past the first bolt it goes without too much of a fuss.

First 3 pitches are to the grade. P4&5 are bush walks. But P6 and 7 is where the glory is at. 'Found' some loose rock on P8. Very enjoyable.

I guess this route doesn't see much traffic. Was a bit loose.

A few thin moves at the start. Then jug haul up to the chains. Very pleasant.

A very good route to mid height. Then it gets easier to the top, but unfortunately the top half has a lot of lichen. Well protected.

Felt hard for the grade. And I may have wandered off route (into the 16) at the second to last bolt. But am still counting it.