Ascents in World by Fernando Hidalgo having trad-cpr or ascent-date

Using the corner.

Nice slabby moves over dubious protection. This was my second E1 and now I went to go back to climb VSs... I wonder how many pieces of protection would actually hold on a proper fall ????

My first E1. I wish I had taken more N`1 nuts.

Pretty good but gets your calves on fire. Not ideal as a warm up.

Pumpy, pumpy. I was happy to have a rest before the last movement.

Nice route with three options at the end for different finishes.

Interesting route, plenty of gear... Indeed I run out of it! Exited vegetated. I went right quite far to a good belay point sheltered from the wind.

Best route of the weekend on lead (and I led Army Dreamers). Glad it is an HVS 5a on the new guide. It is the type of routes that you need muscles and brain as it makes you think.

Good route but a bit polished and overrated.

Fell a couple of times in the crux. Footholds at the crux are polished. I needed to save some juice for what it comes afterwards as it is not easy. Hard on the grade. Led most of it. with Glen Stidevee

Second pitch is interesting.

Scary. The beginning sets you in the wrong mindset for the rest of the route. The quality of the rock is terrible at the beginning, dubious in the mid and ok at the top. Took a longer than expected.

I found it hard for the grade.

Awesome route

Good route. You will need a massive cam or climb around 3-4 metres unprotected (6 according to my climbing partner but I think she was exaggerating!).

First pitch is a bit awkward, specially to lead it. Second I found it a bit harder that the first but better protected with really big cams. Second first, lead second.

Last climb of the day. Pretty cool. The belayer had to get higher because the sea was reaching the bottom.

This time I found protection inside the big crack! It felt lot easier than last time.

Aby's lead. Great route.

Good route. Hard for a VS but not quite an HVS.

Nice route but overrated. The place is amazing but there are better ways up this great slide. Glen led P1&2 (linked) and 5. I led 3&4 (linked).

Led P2. P1 is really good. Cat led it.

A cracking route

Very good one!

On my trainers. Only HVD if it is raining I would say.

I tried Toblerone but the movement was too bold for me so I detoured to this one.

Lead P1

I just led the last easy pitch.

Jamming festival.

Amazing view, a lot of public. I freaked out a couple of times going the wrong way.

Definitely best climb of the day. The crux is a bit scary. Bring a lot of 4 and 5 nuts because the crack has that size most of the time!

I did 2nd and 3rd pitches together. I went left on the third pitch to spice up things.

Led P1 only as I left P3 for my friend Luis to enjoy. Found P1 quite scary, the first 5-8mts without much protection. I have seen that lots of people uses the flake at the top of P1 for belaying. Wondering for how long that flake will stay there...

We did our own start from the ground to make it direct. It made it harder but more interesting. Route is superb. Pete led the second pitch.

Lead both pitches.

Quite straightforward. I'm not sure why people struggle. Easier than Limbo.

Interesting route with an intimidating start that happens to be quite easy.

Easy, nice.

Brillant route.

Climbed it in one pitch as part of a speed climbing challenge.

Did it on changing weather and with trainers. Led the grove on pissing down rain... Quite tricky when you can't smear. Fully Welsh/British climbing experience my partners said.

I have climbed this before but clearly not in my logbook. Nice easy line.

Some loose bits, be careful.

Although you can use some bolts it is mainly a trad route.

Lovely route. I think we started a bit higher in a little cave as the bottom ledge was too close to the waves and a bit wet.