Type: Trad, TR, 40 ft (12 m)
FA: Ian Hanson April 8, 2013
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Shared By: Ian Hanson on Apr 9, 2013
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Description Suggest change

Short, overhanging and pumpy! Pulling out of the roof crack is the crux. Get creative and look for holds when moving through the crack.

Location Suggest change

Look for the slanting roof crack and some trees at the top.

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We used a few small nuts/micro-cams and a BD 3 and 4 for the crux. Shove the yellow cam as down near the bottom of the crack and the blue one as high as you can possibly reach. Have a selection of small nuts ready to place when moving out of the crack. Placing a BD 7 nut was the crux for me. Bring some extendable draws and slings to sling trees and reduce ropedrag. There isn´t currently a proper anchor (although one is planned, so please don´t add anything) so it is advised to create an anchor from the top before hand and throw it over the edge to be clipped.

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Cleaning the route before an attempt at a ground up FA
Cleaning the route before an attempt at a groun…
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The route goes up the crack and through the roof.
The route goes up the crack and through the roof.
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