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Debauchery 

5.13a

   
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Type: Sport, Chipped, 1 pitch, 50 feet
Consensus: 5.13a [details]
FA: Louie Anderson, 2007
Season: All year
Submitted By: Isaac T. on Jan 15, 2007

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BETA PHOTO: Agony Arch Area with a person visible at the base ...

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Description 

This route goes up the smooth face just left of the big overhanging block. It was originally an aid climb (so it's very well protected) then someone glued rocks onto it. Recently Louie went in and knocked off the glued-on rocks and climbed it with natural holds.


Location 

In the Agony Arch area left of Agony Arch, on the blank vertical face. The route follows the shadow/light line up the blank face in the middle of the formation in the photo.


Protection 

7 bolts, anchors



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Kind of a not so great pic, but this is the climb, except now the glued on holds are no longer there. Looks like a 12d/13a to me

BETA PHOTO: Kind of a not so great pic, but this is the climb,...

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By socalbolter
From: Silverado, CA
Jan 19, 2007

In all honesty, the description makes it sound like after I knocked off the glued holds that I climbed a very blank face. This route always consisted of a mix of glued-on rocks and chipped holds. Over the years some of the glued-on rocks fell off. All I did was remove the rest of the rocks and climb the route using a mix of natural and a fair amount of chipped holds.

It's another 13a option for folks, but heavily manufactured. Nothing to write home about.