Foreign Affairs 5.10c/d
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| Type: | Sport, 1 pitch |
| Consensus: | 5.10c/d [details] |
| FA: | Mike Dahlberg |
| Submitted By: | Darin Limvere on May 22, 2006 |
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Jeff Move resting on Foreign Affairs. 2006.
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Description "Chinese Freedom and this route share the same start. Climb the start of "Chinese Freedom" and traverse up and left from the hueco 15ft off the deck. Once established on a ledge climb up the bolt line through difficult hold finding. At a sloped right facing edge, traverse straight left and up to the chains. Most people find the traverse sequence to be somewhat tricky.. Fun edge filled climbing. Definitely one of the better 5.10's on the winter wall. Loose rock often lurks by the chains so beware!
Protection bolts
Pete leading
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Nearing the top of the route.
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| Comments on Foreign Affairs |
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By Adam Therneau
Nov 15, 2006
rating: 5.10d
| Pretty fun, but sharp and akward at the very top. |
By Jeff Kolehmainen
From: Eagan, MN
May 14, 2008
| Do the direct start and it adds a couple hard moves and gives this route a definite feel or its own rather than starting with Chinese Freedom. Give it a shot. |
By Glenn Burns
From: St. Paul, MN
May 20, 2008
| jeff:
arno ilgner did the direct start and made it look easy... i could barely get off the ground... its definitely there and a lot of fun.
-=glenn=- |
By Bob Kryzer
From: Minnesota
Apr 20, 2009
rating: 5.10c
| Anybody know how hard the moves are if you take the right-facing sloping edge up on top? I always climb up to that section then remember I had to go left, then down climb and traverse left then up. |
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