Schober: freezing, because no sun
A good alpine route on the First Sella Tower. Bolted belays, enough pitons on the harder pitches.
Machine-translated from the German original. The German version is the one I actually wrote.
It was freezing at the start, because the south-west face gets no sun in the morning. You set off on a grade 7 with fingers that feel nothing, and the first third climbs accordingly heavily.
The protection is sensible: bolted belays, and enough pitons on the harder pitches that you don’t start brooding.
Once the sun came round it got considerably better. Afterwards we went straight onto Delenda Cartago next door.