The second pitch widens a bit.

Start of TD is overhung but quickly becomes gold camalots and wider.

Approx 150 feet height of this pinnacle. Loose rocks be aware in the middle of the regular climbing route.

He's almost done.

He's not even close to the pro and he is near the slab crux.

Looking at jumping off to my right if this didn't work.

Need to put a bolt in was the consensus.

Kole leaves belay

The crack was a bit dusty but he came through ok.

The climbing is fun and thoughtful and protection ok. We cleaned above and it may be a bit dusty.

We are standing above a long slab to the ground. The pro is thin and on soft rock. Needs a bolt.

This line is great. Nice rock and good protection. It gets wide but at the roof it becomes a jug haul.

It's getting pretty overhung here on either pitch 1 or 2, we are a little lost, no bolted anchors until pitch 3!

Heres me climbing the crux on this tiny pitch from afar, this move is well protected by a bolt at the waist

Second pitch of Tasmanian Devil 5.10+ requires stamina and a variety of technique.

Tasmanian Devil is a new route by Jake Dayley. We did the third ascent but it awaits an onsight.

Rhyan Pulling the roof on a classic

My first multipitch!

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