Vajra additions

Emile Esterhuizen opened a few more problems at Redhill, near the Vajra boulder. He added a harder finnish to "Dark Lord Sharon", naming it "Shark Lord Darren", this ups the grade to 7B. He also did a low sit start to Silas Kruger's problem "Schwann Ping" 7A, now somewhat harder, and then opened his new project, calling it "The Hobbit" and it receives a grade of 7C. Marijus Šmigelskis repeated the problems shortly after, confirming the grades.

Emile on "The Hobbit"

Voodoo Thursday

At TDA, Marijus Šmigelskis managed to open one of the last remaining lines. "Voodoo Thursday" 7C+, starts as for "Invisible Monsters" and moves right straight away to the start of "Fatman" and tops out as for that problem.

Martinengo and Reed

Clinton Martinengo opened two new problems at the boulders of CBD. Both problems have the same start and the same finish, except that "The Contents" 7C+, uses slopey holds on the arete, while the harder slightly eliminate version "The Handbag" 8A, does not.

Just before moving to the UK, Craig Reed managed to add a sit start to "Swim Coach" at the classroom late one the evening using a head lamp. This ups the problem significantly to 7C+.

On that FAAAAR Ridge!

Clinton Martinengo re-visited his problem "Drag Queen" at the Topside and managed to add a harder sit start, uping the grade to 7C+ and called it "Drag King". He then moved to the Lookout and opened a problem left of "Fit Birds" which he named "Great Escape" and also graded it 7C+.

Redhill's Hardest!

At Redhill, on the Vajra boulder, Emile Esterhuizen opened "Elfen Lied". The line traverses a steep face on poor slopers and crimps. Although he refuses to grade the problem, those that have tried it think it's somewhere near the 8A mark, which would make it the area's hardest problem.