Type: Sport, 55 ft (17 m)
FA: unknown
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Shared By: Eric Coffman on Nov 7, 2012
Admins: Frances Fierst

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The route name means "am I singing" in Visaya and you will be either after or during the route! It begins at a wide crack that splits a tuffa. The tuffa has a sloper/pocket top on the left and a sloper on the right. A slung hueco is directly above the tuffa for the first clip. The route trends slightly left up steep excellent small ledges. The movement is very gymnastic and super cool. Near the roof the footholds end and smearing begins. There are several different combinations of good holds to use to reach the jug at the 5-6 foot roof. The trick is to find them before you pump out and begin singing! After pulling the roof continue up a pocketed face to a two bolt anchor with rings (visible from the ground).

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8 feet right of black foot underneath a large obvious roof.

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8 draws with one being 2 foot.

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