Ascents as Tick, Lead, First ascent, First free ascent or Solo as trad by Daniel White

The first third is decent, but the rest is unfortunately a mess.

Found the section with tight fists and baggy hands pretty rough and needed to aid the well protected part.

Fun day out.

Ran with doubles, linked pitches 2 and 3, but ended up splitting the last pitch.

No longer sure if I've actually done the route as intended. Escaped the crack leftwards twice, potentially ending up on Jed's next door.

We'll see how it goes next time.

Silly slip on first attempt of the tricky bulge.

Pitch 3 starts out okay, but turns to moss for the last half.

Got a bit turned around trying to find the third pitch and ended up finishing up and over the summit of the Omega Block.

This is worth all the stars. Fantastic climbing at the grade.

Got greedy and blew a foot on the crux of the fourth pitch, directional was a bit funky and ended up finishing on Gollum. Will definitely return.

Fantastic. Has a little of everything. Some slab, some traverses, some juggy overhang, bit of laybacking.

Had double ropes and linked the last two pitches.

What a spectacular climb! Something interesting in each pitch.

Linked pitches 2 and 3. Some drag, but manageable.

Enjoyed a nice morning cup of coffee on the Tennis Court.

Moon was beautiful, so thought a jaunt up in the evening would be nice. Lovely climbing until the clouds and rain arrived on the last pitch.

Chimney on the third pitch was very cool. A #4 is handy to protect some moves before traversing left, but I got away with a #3.

Deserves all the stars.

Every pitch is interesting, and plenty of exposure.

Started a bit late, had a bit of an epic, and rapped after the first pitch in the dark.

Worth it for nice laybacking on pitch 4.

Linked 4 and 5 as a single pitch.

Shame about the final pitch, but really fun otherwise.

Worth it for pitches 2 and 3 with some nice airy exposure.