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The Fat Man features well placed bolts on solid rock.
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Shadow Far Left Side
Swallow, Fat Man, Eat Mo' Possum. Swallow makes a great multi-pitch 5.7 but is more than a bit runout at the very top. Skip the last pitch if you're not comfortable with a 70' runout on 5.4. Also, use extreme caution not to knock down loose blocks!
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John Knight
Jan 28, 2004
“The Fat Man features well placed bolts on solid rock.”  

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A view of Shadow and P-Wall on a very pleasant evening.
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Updated Topo of the Left Side of Shadow Wall. <br> <br> Far Left Side of Shadow has several worthy routes. Bolt quality is adequate to excellent. From left to right:<br> A - THC - 5.10a<br> B - Swallow - 5.7<br> C - Hole Lotta Fun - 5.9 TR<br> D - Power Play - 5.8R<br> E - First Offense - 5.9R<br> F - No Offense - 5.10R<br> G - 3 to Get Ready - 5.9R<br> H - Fat Man - 5.8/5.9<br> I - Middle Man - 5.10a
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Found 2 new routes on slab to climbers' left (southwest-ish) of Shadow Wall (view from anchor)
Found two new routes on slab to climbers' left of Shadow Wall (southwest-ish).
Shadow Far Left Side
The Fat Man features well placed bolts on solid rock.
Swallow, Fat Man, Eat Mo' Possum. Swallow makes a great multi-pitch 5.7 but is more than a bit runout at the very top. Skip the last pitch if you're not comfortable with a 70' runout on 5.4. Also, use extreme caution not to knock down loose blocks!
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