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What a gem of a climb, very satisfying to send.

Missed the diagonal and climbed up to a hold left of the bolt after TCF. Had to down climb then go right hard to find the route, but excellent climb. (quite scary)

wowza! definitely worth climbing. excellent gripping rock pity about the crack at the start

Amazing slab top and an interesting crack climb start if youre into that...super techy slab section would love to lead this myself in the near future

FFA. Bloody Brilliant! Crack, technical vertical and slab climbing; 26 seems fair. The climbing is very good, the length and position make this a classic I reckon. The upper crux, after the last bolt (where I came off during my heartbreaking first try) is the RP crux imho (the moves are as hard as on the lower crux plus you have 40m of rope+ropedrag pulling you down). In addition, the upper crux can currently not be protected on lead. For my lead try, I extended a small wire from higher up beforehand, so that the biner was at the same height as bolt used to be (patched bolt hole). Anyone knows what happened top that bolt? Would have been just before the upper crux. (FFA?). It's also a tad run-out in places (ended up having 13 pieces (incl bolts) in the 54m).

An enjoyable climb which turns very good but for a few moves on pitch 2.

Got to do it again on tope rope to recover a stuck nut. Just as good the second time around.

Fantastic climb, must do. A bit of everything.

Unreal slab. Pulled out of the crack and onto the face just as one of the best sunsets ever was starting to do it's thing.

Best at the grade!

would be easier, if I would know how to handjam properly

lot's of vegetation, but still a good route along the crack. My hardest trad climb so far

Awesome route!

Time to let Dave have a crack at this beauty. The start felt easier than last time, butt he face felt scarier. The joys of seconding.

Just great!

One of the best adventure style climbs I've tried. Slipped out of the spoogey crack down low, lowered to the ground and climb the whole route OS with the first two pieces still placed.

What a fantastic route, crack into an awesome slab with gear and holds where you need them. Top 5 route for sure.

Damm hard for a 17, bloody hard work.

2nd'd Jenna. Heaps of great climbing. Thin sections up high makes you think.

The sun came out I have seen photos of this route for years so it was super to finally get a chance to pull on. A climb of many styles that is hard for the grade but well worth the effort. The top slab….

Pitch 1 only, in the growing dark with a headlamp. The bolts have been replaced, but the easy-er sections are still dangerously runout. The grit-esque arete at the start is nice and technical, then runout up easier ground to cross TCF, then 2 spaced bolts up the thin crux-face to the top. Confusing in the top half because of other bolted routes to the right and the left. I didn't think that this was much harder than TCF, but arguably more Serious. Old-school cool. Bring a full rack of wires.

Seconding JengA. Sustained and much harder than I would have expected for the grade (and for a slab). Pleasant crack start, then airy, well (but spaciously) protected traverse, and a super-thin friction slab finale. A true classic of yester-year. A pleasure to finally get on this little gem.

Some nice parts lower down

Exposed excursion on a windy day

Did it in one big pitch. Easy until the thin corner for a few metres.

Fell off reachy move at start first go, felt a bit runout at top, bolts seemed OK and new, nice route.

Finally got to climb this cruisy classic.

Good start but then pretty easy to top.

Great traverse to arete and up but could not clip bolt or do move to it! Bolt too high for me and probably many others as it's a hard (23-24)committing move above average gear!Wandered over to Finger Sighs clipped that bolt and then went up to top.