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- 5.12b ↑Classic pumpfest
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- 5.12cSick overhanging fin feature
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- 5.12d ↑Send train with Jared on Ontario's most iconic crack line! Amazing experience that I won't soon forget. Many hours of labour were put in on the crack machine to make this dream a reality.
- 5.13aGreat crux section with some technical crimping, pocket work, and a kneebar! Take the victory whip to avoid rope drag over the sharp lip
- 5.13b
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- 5.13c30+ burns over a month and a bit. So psyched to finish this one up before the end of the season! Super fun climb, first time using a shadow match
- 5.13aBurly boulder on a rope
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- 5.12d
- 5.12dChoss to steep jug haul to back-to-back dynos right at the top, what a fun route!
- 5.12a2nd go send train with the Sensei. Tricky flaring hand jam crux
- 5.13a ↓3rd go. Climbs better than it looks
- 5.13b ↓First 5.13! The big throw at the end seemed impossible to do from the ground the first day on it so I tried using the arete for the next two sessions, no dice. Once I had the first two boulder problems more dialed I went back to the original beta and it went first go. Psyched! 4 sessions.
- 5.12aPretty cool crack boulder in the sky. Dirty choss start but quite good quality once you get to the steepness.
- 5.12b
- 5.13bWent to the death on this one battling numb fingers and pump. Cool line with some technical kneebars and crimping
- 5.13b ↓Hard upper crux, slightly easier with a kneebar. Nearly punted at the dirt filled jug at the chains haha
- 5.13bSweet grips, cool drive-by move
- 5.13bAwesome upper boulder crux, quite cryptic. Thanks to Sensei for the master kneebar beta!
- 5.13a ↓Really enjoyable third to sixth draw section, very aesthetic line
- 5.12a ↓Awesome tiered roof crack line with a fun crux section and some good varied climbing throughout. Cupped hand, tight hand, ringlock, fingerlock, jugs, crimps, mega kneebar- this thing has it all. Took some heavy cleaning back in the winter but it cleaned up pretty good. TR'd a few times wet in the spring and then sent first lead go.
- 5.13a ↑Poison Ivy Project goes down! The route climbs a tricky face boulder past two bolts, into a cryptic, gear protected roof crack sequence on technical jams. Will need some repeats to confirm the grade as I spent the majority of my days on the route changing beta around.
