Ascents climbed between 2014-00-00 and 2014-12-31 by Lee Cujes having Sport CPR

FFA. Boom! 8th day on it, 21? goes. Very enjoyable to climb on. The movement is top shelf. As for the grade, yes, it might be harder. Or not.

Oh yeah! Some guys were on it when I walked up so I had to queue. Decided to watch and make the most of it. Used my own beta on the crux and just managed to squeak through. A rare, magic moment of climbing for me.

FFA. Climbed this in long pants and a jumper, so it must have been good conditions. Very hard to grade this one. It's similar to One Hit To The Body. Such cool go-for-it moves up top. Lots of big falls.

FFA. Sent first go of the day. This is the most difficult route I've ever had to grade. It's 24/5 for 35m, then a V8? morpho boulder problem for 10m. Stuffed if I know, certainly the hardest moves on the cliff.

Mostly fairly easy, until suddenly it's not and you're waaaay runout. 15m falls maybe? Lots of air up there.

This was pretty awesome. Big pockets up a steep wall of marble.

Rock quality to the max. Reminded me of the rock on the left side of Thaiwand Wall.

Deepest and steepest in the cave. Lots of stalactites with a punchy boulder finish.

Super psyched! Best route I have done here so far. Long, blobs, kneebars, roof. Big runouts.

Thought this was 25 as well. Really hard to know with these routes. They're all similar.

This was surprising, and great. From not being able to get off the ground on my first try to totally walking it with near-French style. [2.1 :)]

Thugging out a big overhung rib. Compression climbing, culminating in a dynamic throw to victory jug. [2]

FFA. Climbed on the 1 year Spot X anniversary. A boulder problem which requires some pounce.

Flash placing the gear. I thought this was 25 at the time, could very well be 26 though.

Super tufa roof into amazing headwall. 18 clips.

Perfect onsight route - very readable. Steep and fairly juggy. E got some good photos.

Used this as a warm up one morning which was actually sort of doable, because it was bouldery to a rest, bouldery to a rest, repeated.

This one felt 25/6. Second ascent.

The top of this was sketchy AS on the onsight. No chalk. Somehow got through. Killer!

This totally made my day. Not a skerrick of chalk, pure onsight drop the clutch action with several "I'm off!" moments. Just awesome.

This crag cooks all day long. But on the LAST DAY of the trip we scored this freak windy and cloudy day, so I could go back for this one. Thanks Sicily weather gods. Great route! [3]

The sun was inexorably creeping across the wall, no time to rest, go go go! I raced the sun and the sun won. But I ticked.

At 55m, makes Crossroads look short. About 4 or 5 cruxes which I really didn't want to blow. Maybe the longest pitch I have done. Biggest on wall. [2]

JJ talked me into having a shot for photos in the sun. Lucky!

Recent right hand variant finish adding 15m of new climbing. Flashed, but had climbed the start.

Perfect white marble, vertical. Crazy crux I managed to solve with patented dyno-barndoor.

FFA. Did this one in the rain, top headwall was wet. There's a bouldery crux throw that really gave me curry, so this might be harder, especially for shorties.

End of day destruction. Only just pulled it out. Placing gear.

Ultra high quality face route, probably one of the best at San Vito. Love. That pocket's drilled though :p [2]

One of the cleanest lines on the cliff thanks to Reido's work ethic. Good job dude!

Definitely a way to make Spoonman much harder. Props to Gareth, Antoine and Jimmy. Handful of tries over three days, one a few years ago.

Fitness lap #1

Fitness lap #2

FFA. This blew my mind at the time as my first route on the cliff.

Just barely squeaked this flash in. Was gibbering on the topout

Quick burn on Robbie's send day - 6th shot! That's the third ascent.

FFA. Pretty cool, especially up high. Dunc smashed this out second go.

This is probably the King Line of the cliff. Mighty blob and tufa pitch. Don't grab the anchor Bianca.

Slippery tufa outing, much loved at this easy access sector. Felt nails.

Very short crimpy balancy crux out of character with the rest of the route which is a super nice romp.

Some tricky slab stuff down low and then graciously relents into steeper tufa pulling thank god.

The first half of this up to the point where it gets hard is mega classic. Beautiful marble.

I think that was the most desperate send of the trip so far, due to exhaustion. Somehow managed to snag the dyno. Need rest day!

Re-sent in it's v2.0 configuration. These routes evolve.

No dramas on shot #2. Punchy moves I really liked.

This is the pound of flesh route, whippers galore.

Shot 1 - got numb fingers and fell high on the headwall

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FFA. This is a big beast which took me a couple of goes - Duncan later onsighted, awesome effort.

FFA. Pure vertical, ultra technical. This is the first time I can remember my abs and legs failing on a vertical route. 4 or 5 days. Thanks to Glenn for encouraging me to persist with this thing.