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No bogousity here Ant. Good topo. I will attest to the 2nd pitch (left hand variation) being 5.12ish.

Philo should know- he did the FA (without bolts.)

Worthy climb! P1 is the sweet finger crack of WF. P2 is fabulous and very well protected. It felt 10a to me (I thought both cruxes of Wholesome Fullback were harder), but YMMV. I got inside the chimney... well protected and good fun. Not sure why the bolt is there... perhaps for laybackers? P3 is fun 5.8 with decent rock and is worth doing. I won't be repeating P4. The rock is scary (I had a foothold break on me while pulling the roof.... eeeeeks!) and there are only a few good moves. More importantly, the top anchor is now dangerous. The rock by one of the bolts has cracked. Hopefully John Hegyes (my partner) will post a photo of the bolt. I rapped first and was blissfully unaware... he had to rap with full knowledge. Gulp.

For a perfect day, climb P1-P3 of this route... rap to the top of P1 and finish on Wholesome Fullback, and then fire up the top pitch of Our Father on the way down!

Gear: nuts from small to large, double set of cams from small to #3 camalot, one #3.5 camalot.

The crux is the 1st pitch. The second pitch needs a LOT of long slings and back cleaning on the initial crack but the moves were all easier than pitch 1. The third pitch is somewhat different than the topo suggests - it goes up the cracks for awhile and then goes RIGHT past 3 bolts before stepping left one move to the belay. The final roof is huge jugs, above that is some fragile runnout face. Unfortunately the final belay is quite bad - actually dangerous so I would skip this pitch unless a new belay gets established.

Top anchor has been replaced thanks to your local ASCA fairies, but you've still got to have a major screw loose to burn time on that last pile of a pitch with all the other amazing splitters nearby. The pitch stars go down as well as the rock quality, with every belay that you reach. 1+2 are pretty cool, though 2 is oddly hardwared from my perspective. P3 is decent, more loose rock than the 2nd, but okay. The view from the top of P4 is great but you have to really be psyched on choss to get excited about three fun moves and then another 125 ft worth of ultra-rotten exfoliating onionskin. The anchor is safe for rappeling now, for those twisted souls who have it in mind to top out on this one, be sure to bring some webbing for the top anchor (it gets sun) and wide gear for the crack on the left the guide suggests to avoid. It's got the only good gear you get on the second half of the pitch; my belief is that holds are going to break on some less-experienced sandstoner and someone's going to get really busted up when they pull off some huge dinnerplate climbing that rotten, way runout face. My thought is do 2 or 3 and rap, finish off Wholesome and enjoy the rest of your day. The .12 thing looks really, really weird to me.