The opposite of yesterday's jug traverse. I took the right jug as a starting hold only. Then move left to a good sidepull, left hand up to a sloperpinch and extend to a bad crimp. Right foot on starting hold, right hand on bad crimp to the right, pull hard and reach for the sloper. Once the left foot is up and you can grab the good crimp, it's over (final hold is a jug).
Extraordinary crack line through the south west face. Well-protected in the lower part, nicebridging and stemming moves in the dihedral, then suddenly an unprotectedcrux where the crack gets wider and overhanging. Once you've struggled through this, the rest is again brilliantcrack/dihedral climbing, but with almost no protection, so bring one or two nuts.
Couldn't figure out how to do the last move without jumping. Tried the jump a few times but couldn't hold on … maybe I overlooked something? Should be 6A after all. Nice sequence to get into the finger pocket.
Boulder moves to get away from the ledge followed by positive pockets. Another difficult move on a slightly sharp, small two-finger sidepull awaits further above. No bees at the moment, but I was surprised by a hornet hive below the anchor, so be really careful. They circled me for a while but I stayed calm and reached the anchor without getting stung. Added even more punch to the route!
Classic line going straight up the middle of the face. Harder than its left neighbour, but also with better moves. Knowing how to grab the hold below the fourth bolt helps a lot.
