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Uknown belayer at the base of Static Cling.  Fantastic climbing in the rain.  You may need a kayak to get to the belay, though.

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By Joel Hickok
Dec 18, 2009

In the future please consider not climbing on sandstone when it's wet. Not only is it more dangerous, but it erodes the rock far more quickly, changing the climbs forever at a faster than normal rate.

By Greg D
From: Here
Oct 7, 2010

Umm. Thanks for the input and you are absolutely right about climbing sandstone when it is wet. If you have ever been there in a downpour you would know that this route stays completely dry. But, don't tell anyone.

By John Wilder
From: Las Vegas, NV
May 8, 2011

fwiw- sandstone absorbs water like a sponge, and even if it looks dry, in a downpour like that, all the rock will be wet just underneath the surface after a short time. So really, please do not climb sandstone in flood conditions, even if it 'looks' dry.

By Eric Odenthal
Jul 3, 2011

don't break the holds. it's classic!!!!!!!

By Greg D
From: Here
Aug 3, 2011

Yeah. No. It does not get rained on... ever. But, I appreciate the concern. Look at the picture. It has been raining hard enough to flood the belay. Yet, the route is bone dry.

By Jason Lantz
Aug 6, 2011

I'm with Joel, John, and Eric....




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Uknown belayer at the base of Static Cling. Fantastic climbing in the rain. You may need a kayak to get to the belay, though.



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