In Between the Lines 5.9-
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Peter Dillon staying between the lines.
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Description Follow the bolts. There are plenty of good holds all around and a fun bulge in the middle of the climb. It is labeled #48 in the image.
Protection About 5 or 6 bolts to a 2 bolt anchor with quicklinks.
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By Greg Kneser Feb 16, 2002
| The Bastille Crack of North Table, which is to say that it almost always has a line waiting to send it. The climb is a bit easy for 5.9, but if you limit yourself to "between the lines" it gets closer to that grade. |
By George Bell From: Boulder, CO Oct 4, 2004
| No line last Sunday! The first bolt is actually a little high for my taste. 4 bolts. Actually if you don't like the section before the first bolt (which might be the crux), I discovered you can climb up to the left and reach right off some jugs to clip it. Then downclimb and begin directly under the bolt for "full credit". |
By SurlyClimber Mar 19, 2006
| Probably fair at 9- but I find the 8+ on the arete to the right to be more challenging from the mental perspective. The first bolt on this one is not that hairy compared to the bolting of other routes at Table. |
By Charlie Fried From: New York, NY Jun 20, 2006 rating: 5.9
| It's much harder if you stay in between the lines. |
By Michael J Yarros From: Colorado Springs, CO Jul 6, 2006
| This is nice climb, but I missed some holds that would have made this a little easier. |
By Ken Trout From: Golden, CO Dec 21, 2007
| Winch hooks placed at the anchor, 12/21/07. |
By Jay Eggleston From: Littleton Feb 9, 2013
| There are not winch hooks on this anymore, just quicklinks. |
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