Ascents in Northern Tablelands by Ben Vincent having boulder-cpr or ascent-date

Great route, has a bit of everything.

Good fun, squeeze those heels, and crimp like crazy!

Great problem with a bit of height. Finicky start, beautiful laybacks, followed by a committing but juggy top-out

Too hard to pass this attractive chunk of granite. Sun exposed + juicy arete + high top-out = excellent way to warm the fingers up for a day out at Gara

Hard, interesting traverse, perhaps ran a little smoother before some 'Galah' ripped off a bomber hold.

Great moves, if only it continued up. But it is what it is.

Sketchy drop to the 'little tooth of death', but it only motivates you to finish. Sequency, crimpy, heel hooking, smearing, and a mantle to boot - Its all here

Short route, strong but dynamic first move, juicy there on in

If you want mantle and hand foot match practice then this one's for you. Oh, and take a pad.

Yes the flake will hold you (unless crowbarred off). Really cool route, bit of heel action too. Nice find Alan.

Reachy. Privileged to climb it pre-flake removal. Another sweet route on the power boulder. Will try the sit start next year.

Really cool low traverse, a little sequency before a rest on the vertical line. Delicate finish.

It wants to be climbed but until you get you feet in the right place it wont happen. Once sequence is unlocked its a route to run up and enjoy.

Sharp, no back jamming, just one massive cruxy reach for your left hand (unless you do what Carol does and heel hook like spider lady)

Awesome sequence on the rail, good stuff up top, linking the two isn't pretty but damn fun - Doin the worm!

And a close second ascent please. Only did it so Brendan would stop giving me slack for forgetting his esky.....A neat climb. Might want to take some mats into the cave for crossing the void. Climbing shoes are also a recommendation.

Worked all the moves for a bit and then went on a sending train with Nathan and Alan. A bit of everything, slopers, crimps, jugs, crystals, heels and palms, not to mention a classic crotch thrutch compression (oldie but a goodie). Oh and watch your dab. Do chalk bags count?

Great open hand sloper (no wonder Todd loves it), but sharp and crimpy right hands. Very nice!

Sweet moves

Sweet problem with great moves and a high ball to boot. Awesome pulling of tiny crimps in order to head right into the void where you soon realise all the holds are gone.....hold in there, breathe deep and go high.

Sharp right moves, reachy left side-pull, pocket and crimps. Cut sick on the lip, there's plenty of good stuff to finish.

Interesting little rock with some fun features on the nose. Great open hand slopers - no wonder Todd loves it.

Great route sent with the aid of some glorious wintery friction. avoid the finger shredding crystal cluster high and left and go straight for the juicy crimp just above them.

Cool problem, even cooler once April decided to send it on her way past.

Work to set feet right, high left pinch and a sharp right hand crimper see's you through the crux.

Funky left foot roll and weight is essential. Desperate high throw to the right sloper.

Very chossy didn't have time to clean and search for good holds but they are there.

Great warm-up sweet features

Good fun. Must at least touch the 'sharpest Mono in the world' on the way through even if you don't weight it - and you wouldn't want to.

Great climb. A little compressiony, sequency, and a good excuse to use your heels.

Sketchy fall (if you were to fall to the right), take a bunch of pads and go for it. The right arete is better than you think, and jug at the top is very rewarding. Doesn't finish there though.

Good hand and foot jam practice.

Very cool and very high, pad-up for this one. Jug on the rail (complete with garden) is juicy, here you can afford a rest and shake out before throwing your left foot on the rail, searching out the high left crimp and even higher juicy right pocket.

Finally hung around at the lip long enough to send it. A really slow thought out mantle was all it took. Not much at the top but slopers have plenty of friction. Good pad placement is essential.

Another crack. Got the chip again (I wonder how long that chip will last) and then didn't know what to do with it....Must put some effort into taping fingers, BD isn't getting any less sharp!

A very techy number for the grade (Which I thought was more like 3 or 4). Balancy, reachy, poor feet and small crimps. Maybe I was missing something.....

Forgot the beta bro. I should have looked at the knee bar Skip uses in the guide (trust him to use a knee bar).

A nice low-ball traverse. Mitch and I happily caught each other dabbing before the send. That's what good spotters do