Photos by shawkshaw

The Final moves before the no hands double knee bar. this route is super juggy and absolutely mega classic! Photo By Robbie Butler.

This climb is a rap in climb out affair on excellent rock

Neil on a very determined redpoint of the hideously painful get a grip in the bear pit, adamsfield, tasmania

Steve cranks the reach problem on the slightly less painfull alcholic acrobat on pyramid rock, adamfield, Tasmania.

Charles at the top of Lady startdust. the climb is situated at bardens lookout and is the western point of the blue mountains.

Mitch nears the top of Escape velocity which is a new route just left of Lala Land at porters pass.

the main wall at the dam cliffs with the better climbing. as you can see the wall has some good features for climbing.

the main wall at the dam cliffs with the better climbing. as you can see the wall has some good features for climbing.

Neil pulls onto the arete of the main wall at bardens lookout in the blue mountains Australia.

this is shipley upper. it is situated on a halfway ledge and varys from slabs to steep climbing.

not a great photo but it shows the setting and style of climbing at boronia pt.

morro is on the traverse of the sydney rose. at the next clip he managed to fall whilst clipping and pulled up very lose to the deck.

James flexes his muscles again this time on the great hand wrap move on lyptus.

James moving through the overlap on nylon happy. this route is a sandstone slab route which requires a technical approach.

steve starting on the crux of la la land. This route is a classic face route which is steeper than most of the routes in the area.

Morro on the slab before the corner and the funky bridging that is required on this ccol route

This popular trade route problem has some good moves and is often a good place to warm up or down.

This climb is on the pocketed wall at Thompsons Point. Very crimpy down the bottom with some cool sequences and a nice finish to cap it off.

James makes the move to the awesome three fingered pocket on the headwall above the awesome roof section.

james clips the draw before he swings across to the arete. letting go of the jug is often tricky

Andrew grabs the left hand gaston at the start of this interesting little route on the pocketed wall in Nowra

The light picks up the great colour of the ground cover surrounding the first pinnacle at bulahdelah

Steve is about to launch into the crux of the one move wonder that is Pilot Error.

Steve moving through the crux of this great easy climb. The roof on this climb is very enjoyable.

This climb is one of Sydneys more famous ones but is currently off limits due to access closure. As you can see the position is unbeatable.