Welcome to Tijuana 

Started on the most logical place, with the big jugs on the left of the boulder. Looks pretty logical and has wonderful grips, but maybe it's not 7C compared to other problems of that grade in the forest. Pretty confused anyway. Lay down start has no sense and is contrived, I think.

Really nice moves. Lots of places to fail :)

This must be my most surreal and epic send ever: Drove out towards Apremont Envers in the dark from Maison Bleau in the rain (light to medium drizzle), hope and psyke went gradually down as we approached our goal: Everything seemed wet... But as we parked the car the rain stopped. We walked in, and just as we arrived at the boulder, the rain started again! With no time to spare I chalked up, put on my climbing shoes, warmed up on the last few moves and sat down to try from the start. Everything flowed, it was dark, and I couldn't even see the crucial foothold, my left foot just found it and I plunged for the top sloperjug and somehow I stuck the move. The top out was semi wet and I was afraid to slip, but made it! Such a great feeling! Huge thanks and mad props to father and son Sæter who cleaned, chalked up and covered the holds from the rain, provided light, support and happy thoughts! Never ever even said it couldn't be done even as we drove out in the rain. Couldn't have done it without you! :-D <3

Rocktown.

Lf low toe, rf jam, lh&rh undercling. Lh up Lf to roof Rh pinch Lf hook, rf tension Lh up Rh toehook, lf hook up Rf toe frog Rh intermediate to sloper Body down, lh to sider Rf halfmoon toe, lf hook higher Rh up to crack Step lf, rf, lf to big hold Lh to sidecrack, body up Rh big slap to shelf Lf up, lh match Top out

close but no cigar.