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Amiga 

5.10b/c

   

FA: Stewart Green, Deb and Howard Brooks, 2000
Type: Sport
Consensus: 5.10b/c [details]
Length: 1 pitch, 45 feet
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Submitted By: Kreighton Bieger on Mar 17, 2002


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Starting the crux sequence. The bolt above Chuck i...


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Start just left of Ol' 47. Follow a steep lieback crack on the left side of an arete past four bolts. At the fourth bolt one can either head straight up to the anchor, which is runout and about 5.10a on very sharp rock, or pull left to the fifth bolt on Ol' 47, then head back to the anchor, which is shared with Ol' 47.

Relative to the other routes in the area, this route is a bit runout.


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5 bolts.



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Cactus Cliff - Right (1)<br /><br />The Price is Right is now named Legend on the Fall.<br /><br />La Estacion de Shelf is now named La Temperatura de Shelf.

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Dean says "This is a fun climb but watch for rope drag when on TR"

Dean says "This is a fun climb but watch for rope ...


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By Darin Lang
Mar 18, 2002

Or pull "right" to the last bolt of Ol' 47. The fun moves in the initial lieback crack would be worth at least a star, but for the subsequent and unnecessary "do I run it out or clip a bolt from an adjacent line" choice (based on the chalk marks, most seem to have chosen the latter.

By Kreighton Bieger
Mar 18, 2002

Whoops, meant to give this one-star. It's not that bad, but it seems like it could use another bolt.

By Stewart M. Green
Mar 19, 2003

When I bolted "Amiga" I intended for folks to climb up right to the last bolt on "Ol'47" simply because I seemed silly to place a bolt for the direct finish that was so close to that other bolt. I say run-it-out or go right...

By Larry Shaw
Jul 7, 2004
rating: 5.10c

The first 25ft. are fun then it switches to standard pocket pullin'.

By Scott Edlin
From: boulder, co
Apr 6, 2006

Fun toprope for moderate climbers after leading Ol'47 (or its easier 5.7 crack variation).

By Doug Lintz
From: Lincoln, NE
Sep 25, 2006

Aside from maybe Cobra, the upper third has some of the sharpest rock at Shelf.