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Cool moves up to flake and some technical moves to top out

Some jamming made this one easier

What an amazing climb! So varied and each pitch completely different and memorable. The climb is in the shade all day except for the last pitch so make sure you bring a jacket!

Pitch 1 - Thin crimps on small edges. Quite balancey. Guide said to clip the first bolt of P2 before the belay but found it was too much rope drag. Instead used a #3 placement in crack on ground just before the belay. Brought 2x #2 and 2x #3 which was useful along with a small cam for the end of the first sickle.

Pitch 2 - The boulder traverse Slopey feet whilst traversing on crimps, crux was the move at the end of the traverse and transitioning to the vertical crack. Used 1x #2 to protect the crack.

Pitch 3 - The aid pitch Layback corner to a #3 then a #2 useful just below the aid bolts. Brought 60cm slings. Still found it little bit reachy and strenuous to reach the next bolt. The delicate slab climbing to finish

Pitch 4 - The get out of here pitch Nothing too special, a bit run out and thin and shallow crack for protection. Used tiny nuts.

Protected the fake with a small nut

What we thought was the 2nd pitch of Long Time Coming... Turned out to be much harder than the grade 20 we thought we were on! Delicate slabby tai chi moves past 4 bolts before a crux at the end to gain the overlap where you can plug in some cams.

Enjoyed it. Chossy start, bouldery traverse section before the crack. Good fun.

Super awesome! Cool moves through crack before the beautiful arete. Felt it was more straight forward than First Blood.

Slabby and balancey

Solid at the grade. Laced the flake with nuts

Short warm up

Great climb! Got pumpy with crux towards the end

One of the best climbs I've ever done! Super varied! We did it as the sun was setting and it was amazing!

Really cool moves through the traverse!

No gear until the crack

Awesome climb!

Favourite climb of the crag! Super fun roof section.

Short offwidth hand jam section

Great warm up

I aided through tough start... We built a cairn high enough to place some gear on the roof. Then followed the cracks and hand jams up to 1st rooflet. Ended up setting up a belay to reduce rope drag before pulling over the roof onto the easy face. I got the bottom of "Handjob" beneath the bolt and traversed left and up the detached block.

Super varied climbing that's different from the rest of the climbing we've been doing. More Yosemite style

The most amazing multipitch I've ever done! Awesome first pitch with twin crack system all the way until a double bolt belay. We brought a #6 for the offwidth at the start of pitch 2 which was fun! Don't bother clipping the bolt... Use the #6! Some blocks, cracks and stemming lead to another belay ledge protected by two pitons. We backed one up with a #2. We then linked the 3rd and 4th pitch where you continue up the chimney before making an airy move across to the right... Or go deeper into chimney for a less exposed move. Continue up further through a short chimney before you arrive at a corridor with an optional gear belay (apparently you can do a body belay off a boulder =S) Climb up the face holds and along the flake for glory! So many surprises and just pure awesome! We repelled down the Kor Ingalls with 2 raps using 2 x 70m ropes.

First climb at Mt Buffalo and it was awesome! Super cool first pitch with little rooflets, amazing traverse on 2nd pitch, interesting 3rd with a scary solo slab section at the end! We brought 3 x #4 and I'm glad I did

Pretty classic climbing.

Stupidity resulted in not looking 1m left so we ended up doing the direct, down climb, then went up the direct direct through tree (literally) and did the same death traverse as per direct with scary run out to link back to original climb after a late discovery by Sam mid death traverse

After completing the direct & direct through tree, we finally got into the main crack system! We did it in 7 pitches! P1. 30m belayed above tree P2. 30m once above tree, traverse on slab to gain right crack system, P3. 30m follow crack through wide section and belayed below bulge P4. 40m followed crack towards chimney and go through chimney P5. 40m up corner, into offwidth and then fridge hugging to ledge P6. Up the right trending crack on the right of the ledge to gain next ledge P7. Can go up dyke jug ladder but we decided to go through the hand crack up top P8. Go around the left of the wall in front of you and scramble over some boulders and down into Burstons Crevasse. So glad we brought the #5 and multiple #4 cams!

Nice warm up before the main event next door! I really enjoyed it, perfect hands!

Really good climbing on large holds and underclings!

Beautiful line. Found the guidebook description and topo confusing. Found it harder than 15 but maybe I went off route?

Awesome climb! Such a beautiful corner crack. Starts as tight hands and gets wide to fists.

Such an amazing climb! Cool hand and finger jams!

Wow! So good! Love the airy traverse and the twin rooflets!

Really enjoyed this one! Super fun on small gear

Saw this on the way to the Pork Crackle area. Interesting traverse section on finger sized crack before moving to do some suspect holds on the vertical crack.

All time crack! One of the best cracks I've done for a long time. Long enough to be sustained. Screw Sundance Crack =P. Starts at #0.4 and and gets bigger up to #1 at the top

Found this harder than 14, i was probably doing something wrong. Not many holds.

Harder than I expected. Recommend to walk down gully on left of climb or tree. Don't use mallion as your rope will get stuck.

Such a good climb!

Amazing first pitch with a sick belay ledge. Second and third pitch were pretty ordinary. Rock was pretty solid. Instead of traversing the lip of the roof for the second pitch, we climbed up the enclosed corner up to the huge terrace. Worth it just for the first pitch!

Solid at the grade with crux at the end. Might be tricky for shorter people. Really fun climbing and well protected 1st pitch. 2nd pitch is a scramble. Approached the bottom of the climb from the higher terrace.

Juggy after the face

Amazing climb with heaps of jamming. Shame it's short.

Was using it to get out from the base of the pyramid after our swim. Top roped in tennies. Small positive holds throughout

Found the start harder than Chariots. Pretty average.

Cool feature with good holds

Short but fun. Positive holds with small footers

The first pitch was a bit awkward with the vegetation. The start of the second pitch was the highlight with the twin cracks and the exposure on the detached flake. The "finger crack" on the start of the 3rd pitch was short and bouldery leading to endless slabs! Don't get deceived by the "3" pitches. There's another pitch or so of slab before you can put on your sneakers to scoot up to the summit.

Pretty cool first pitch but loved the second pitch with sections of secure offwidthing!

Forgot how painful crack climbing is on the feet =P

This was short but super fun! Steep moves on solid jams

Awesome climb, worth it for the crappy approach. Thank God for the tree!

Found the top mantle hard

Such an amazing multipitch. P1 was harder than I thought, linked it up with pitch 2. Pitch 3 was nice jamming. Pitch 4 was solid and first half gave you a teaser of the offwidth to come. The honeycomb rock feature definitely helped as feet. The second half of pitch 4 was the money pitch, full on offwidth battle, was so ready to give up. Started left side in and once the honeycomb features on the right wall ran out, changed to right side in. Pitch 5 was kinda ordinary.

Really nice warm up

Tricky sections where the crack narrows down to 0.75

Great stemming, found it better than Munsunned

Dirty especially near the top

Pretty fun climbing! We decided to do the left start and into pitch 2a which was a great idea. The right start is total choss and if we rocked up and saw it, we probably would've left. The left start had an alpine feel with loose blocks and chossy rock. It was tricky with our backpacks. We left the packs at the end of the first pitch and grabbed them when we rappelled down. Pitch 2 was really cool with the roof and then the bouldering ending. Pitch 3 was not "a touch burly" as it was described in the book.. It was hell burly for most of the pitch. So much offwidth! Pitch 4 was the crux but didn't feel any harder than the other pitches. Ended up stemming on the opposite wall for the fingers section. We didn't do pitch 5 and rappelled down.

Amazing line and super fun jamming! Personally feel like it's a 5.10+/11- when compared with Indian Creek or Liming crack grades

Cool adventure up first pitch and interesting traverse. It was definitely not like Gibraltar Rock, small face crimpy edges instead. I'm getting soft but was harder than I expected.

Found it harder than Alarette with a few steeper sections through the bulges. Required a bit of thinking through some sections.