Ascents climbed between 2015-00-00 and 2015-12-31 by Vanessa Wills having Sport CPR

Nice route, bolts just in the wrong place.....

Dave had rapped down and placed draws. Too scared to fall off looking at rusty old piton. Deserving of a revolt. Lovely technical arête

A little wet and dirty up high, not bad seeing it as raining.

Wow, what a bold lead before the retro bolt. A little bit of Moonarie

Who would've thought a December afternoon was el primo conditions for this route. Very nice, second shot and 3 kneebars

FFA. Maybe only 24. More cruxy than GGMM but less sustained. It felt nails first few days, but as usual with a perfect sequence felt fine on the send.

Second go. 24. Great fun though, and committing.

Felt pumpy in the cold

Second pitch. One long move

Rpt. Didn't want to bugger shoulder so didn't do my campus crimp after managing to catch it.the end feels great after all the Grampians pocket pulling

Has it been a year? Nice sustained face climb.

Same start, nicer top

Not sure if this finishes on arête. Guidebook suggests continuation is a link up at 24. But not 22 to there....

Pretty hard start to third bolt.

Another 7 laps on a training weekend. Ticked putting draws on, yay for the stiffy.

Rock looked a bit fragile, and tough reachy move at end

Some sharp crimps. Very balancy.

Moves good, rock pretty sharp. Second go

Rpt. It's been a while. Cool finish once I unearthed the jug from the leaf litter

The outdoor gym traing again.

Slippery up top, but pulled through.

The bottom third is nice, thought 21

Hard start, then some nice moves

One long mega pitch. Top pitch much easier, some dodgy flakes to avoid

Led p2. Didn't notice a crux.

I liked it. George didn't. Some delicate moves

Stupid start wasprobablythehardest move.

Got quite pumped on this

We spent an hour cleaning the lichen. Worth a rebolt and anchors.

Big ledge decking potential. Preferred this variant finish

Felt 24 to me. Very height dependent. If you are under 168 cm you can't keep feet on crimp rail and reach jug rail. Had to sort out very different beta and do a drive by dyno of a us chalked side pull. Guess I can't join team shire flashers.

Despite pretty average rock this was quite a fun problem, though a little campusing required if short.

Bolts in odd positions leading to shinning potential

Done about 3 years ago. Ok to blm anchors. Moves beyond that were part of original route and cruxier

Not too bad, bar one super reachy move that I had to tuck feet way high and only stayed on with heel toe cam

Bah, misled by a ticked sidepulls up high. Not so pumpy once the draws were on.

Put draws on lowering off GG

Maybe I was tired, but the traverse felt desperate and I remained pumped to the top. Came off traverse first time.

Rpt. A few rests today.

Great technical sequences, thin in parts

Rpt. Very Alzheimer's, and reminds me why I don't do it often due to knobbly rock

Better than appearances

Nice despite the chips

My usual crap boulder effort at start. The rest is nice size hand jams and laybacks

Easier than Imogen. Wish it was longer

Ok once the footers stopped breaking

2nd shot. Tough last move. Pebble has broken off previously

Easier than engineering feats of the 80s which climbs similar features, but then that is old school 22...

Shame about huge bolts

Something a bit different. Some fun thin moves

Fun the whole way

Rpt, still feels 24 following arête and with short person campus start

Didn't like the bolting on his

Nice technical start

Thin slab

Crux went much easier than last time- either new hold or a bit of friction was key. Shame I didn't land on the over helpful local who was disturbingmy concentration with his running commentary.

Hmm, how long will that bolted flake last

Technical onsight, thanks to the stiffy quickdraw