Chris McNamara
SuperTopo staff member
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wstmrnclmr
Social climber
Air B&B Town, USA
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All the bolts are new. This is a true 10.c slab climb. Crux is sustained after fourth bolt.
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Eric Beck
Sport climber
Bishop, California
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My notes say we TR'd this in 2002. It looked too scary to climb straight up to the first bolt. On TR this section felt like at least 5.8+. Easy to get to the anchors by starting up Hermaphrodite and traversing over.
[edit:] I notice that adding a beta caused a new post to appear. Is this a bug?
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Urmas
Social climber
Sierra Eastside
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The photo overlay of the line and description above are wrong. Footnote is strictly a face climb and starts just left of Table of Contents.
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Jay Wood
Trad climber
Land of God-less fools
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G_Gnome
Trad climber
Cali
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I lead this just after it went up. It took me a few tries up and down to commit to the crux at the top. The fact that you are well over 20' out at the time might have had something to do with it...
It is a great route for it's type but doesn't get lead much.
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This line ascends splitter cracks to face moves.Photo: Greg Barnes
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