Type: Trad, 170 ft (52 m)
FA: unknown
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Shared By: Ladd Raine on Sep 30, 2007 · Updates
Admins: Ladd Raine, Jonathan S, Robert Hall

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Description Suggest change

A very long corner. This pitch is super classic even thought it has some preamble to it that isn't very fun. Start up the blocky finish, gain the rambling wavy corner and enjoy it to the top. Sometimes the last move to the anchor can be pretty wet.

The first time I was on this climb I was just learning how to trad climb and I placed well over 18 pieces of gear, the next time I was on it I placed 8.

The second pitch is a stiff and thin 5.10a that traverses under a roof.

[ Admin. NOTE: First pitch is a long nice 5.7 pitch that goes to a small ledge and anchor. R Hall, from a suggestion by R Birk]

Location Suggest change

The big left facing corner left of Conneticut Cracks, Old Town, and London Bridges.

Protection Suggest change

Gig stnd. rack, lots of runners.

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