Type: Trad, 25 ft (8 m)
FA: Phil & Chuck ??
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Shared By: phil broscovak on Jun 1, 2007
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Description Suggest change

Guanos Dios is the harder of the two approaches for Double Time. Boulder up the same slippery slab and set a directional at the base of the thin slightly overhanging crack in an obtuse corner. Work up the feet and pro with a liberal use of stemming liebacking and thin jamming. Once the pro is worked as high as you can and you are stemmed as high as possible with hands crammed into the worst of the jams you will realize it's time for the crux. A very brutishly delicate transition onto the lower angled slab above. Calm yourself as you still have too finish up that slab to the belay.

Location Suggest change

Under the Big Roof. Guanos Dios is the obvious thin crack in the over hanging corner / arete that leads up to the Bat Slab.

Protection Suggest change

Small to medium wires and what ever you want for the trad anchor under the roof.

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