Type: Trad, Aid, 100 ft (30 m)
FA: Steve "Crusher" Bartlett & Roy Suggett
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Shared By: Roy Suggett on May 8, 2015
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The start in softer rock and finger tips is the crux but that being said, watch out for the pumpy overhanging finger locks higher up. The exit over the cap rock is no give me either. This will eventually go free at around 12a.

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On the north west side and visible as you approach

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Passive = Set of Camp Tricams, small wires and medium nuts.

Active = BD .4-.5 X 1
BD .75- 2.0 X4
BD 3.0-4.0 X2
Set of Allians

Anchor = Two bolts with webbing and a quick link

Rope = One 60 m.

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Debriding Agent Topo
Debriding Agent Topo
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Roy on the summit
Roy on the summit
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The caprock section is thrilling, steep pocketed face.
The caprock section is thrilling, steep pockete…
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Roy pondering the limestone caprock, which went free on FA at about 5.9+
Roy pondering the limestone caprock, which went…
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Roy enjoying the nice hand-jam section
Roy enjoying the nice hand-jam section
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Roy starting, but not in the best spot. See the vertical crack to his right?, that began opening up and the entire block he's clinging to eventually parted company....
Roy starting, but not in the best spot. See the…
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Crusher at the end of the crack and starting the cap rock moves.
Crusher at the end of the crack and starting th…
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