Ascensioni in World da Scott Godwin

P1 only. Just a quick ramble at the end of the day.

Not sure if I really earned the full grade. Climbed half a metre right of the bolt through the roof. I think the 'proper' line goes slightly left of the bolt. Whatever. Still nice techy slabbing up to there.

With Graham. 1st pitch only (the hard one), then rapped because we were running out of daylight. Accessed by top roping the rigudon offwidth from the chains on Ramadan. Just barely managed the onsight. I had to fight for this one! Intricate sequences of fingerlocks and pulling on rattly faceholds. We had an incredible sunset on the walk out.

Aided through the slippery bottom section with the drilled pockets. I led the crux second pitch clean. Really good. Glad we did this before serenity crack.

Got scared of the dirty top out. Clipped a draw on our fixed rap line that was hanging conveniently close.

Fantastic climbing

The resident wedgie was cruising around while we were racking up, which seemed like a good omen. Technically not really an onsight, but I'm going to claim it anyway. Climbed the first few metres and found the crack dripping wet and freezing cold so I backed off to warm up my numb fingers and wait for the sun to come around. Second go - crack still dripping wet but a bit less freezing. All clean with the rope still through the first three or four runners. It turned into an epic battle against the pump in the last ten or fifteen metres. Grant led the second pitch, which as second pitches on this buttress go is a really good one. There were still a few patches of snow on the ground at the top from the dump two days beforehand.

Bizarre moves around the block thing at the top. Probably not really any harder than the 20 to the left.

Amazing. Worth waiting in line for. Crux was powerful but very secure on bomber finger locks. Pretty happy to get the onsight. Rapped after serenity because of the huge crowds on Sons.

Sweet! Really nice moves. A bit sandy and crappy near the top.

Swinging leads on a warm day with Graham. I led pitches 2,4,6 and 8. The crazy crack was awesome!

Awesome sustained climbing that doesn't let up until the very end. Happy to onsight.

Bolts looked ok? Anchor is a bit of crappy Herb special though. Nice climbing anyway.

Good fun but a bit dirty. Didn't really feel any harder than Sacrilege Crack to me. Got my elbow stuck near the top. I was glad that Cam convinced me to take two # 6s.

Great climbing. Wider (and harder) than it looks at the top. Two #4s wouldn't go astray.

Happy to get this one right after my poor performance on No parking and Skidrow.

Used the tree down low.

Really nice climbing.

Classic gorge climbing. Packs a lot into 10 metres. Was very glad to find the good RP to protect the weird cruxy bit.

Great climbing. Quite sustained. Would be a classic if it didn't have the ledge at 1/3 height.

Onsight for the mega second pitch. We skipped the offwidth by rapping in. Had about three metres of rope left at the top of the pitch. Great climbing, easier than Ramadan. Lots of great stances mean it never gets too strenuous.

Not bad once you get past the ugly dirt chimney start.

Amazing pitch. I almost pumped off when I went in the wrong direction through the first steep bulge, then hesitated and climbed up and down for ages in the corner before the traverse. It looks so ridiculously unlikely that I couldn't convince myself that it was the right way to go, but when I finally committed it was much easier than it looks. Thanks Nate for patiently belaying me for so long.

What a line! Never too physical, but always engaging, with some exciting cruxy bits above the gear.

I led pitch 1 and linked up the handcrack to the roof. Pok got the traverse, and Andrew got the upper flake thing. Pretty cool the whole way.

Seems like the best way to go.

I don't know what to say. Why?

Definitely not 22 as the old guide suggests, but 19 seems a bit stingy. 20 seems fair. Probably harder if you have fat fingers.

Great finger locking and face climbing up the crack, which has abundant excellent wire placements for the entire length. Another one that could have been a two star trad route.

Really fun climbing. A bit chossy at the top.

Good fun. Different to most of the stuff at Urbenville. Lots of jugs.

Really good. Keeps you thinking all the way.

Not the most aesthetic line at Frog, but climbs beautifully. Sweet jamming at the top. Waited a long time until I felt ready to onsight this one. Was easier than I expected.

Really good, sustained jamming. Happy to onsight this one.

With Graham. Led p1,3 &5. Accidentally did a variant second pitch heading straight up from the p1 belay then traversing directly left to p2 belay. Good fun.

With Brendan. Great climbing. Got a bit of tunnel vision at the top and didn't notice all the jugs.

With Laura. Great climbing. The last few metres of choss are unpleasant, but you'll soon forget about it if you do the awesome direct finish.

Nice moves but the rock is a bit suspect.

Surprisingly awesome. Consistent, thought provoking moves the whole way.

Packs quite a punch for a short route. Almost like a mini Short Order at Frog.

Awesome. Don't forget the RPs!, and be mindful of sharp edges for the second.

Don't know why I hadn't done this before. Pretty good.

So good. 1st epic pitch only, then rapped.

Couldn't resist the temptation to slither into the offwidth where I felt much more at home than laybacking on the outside where the bolts are.