Type: | Sport, 49 ft (15 m) |
FA: | Jason Halladay, July 2010. |
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Shared By: | Jason Halladay on Jul 13, 2010 |
Admins: | Jason Halladay, Mike Hoskins, Anna Brown |
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Ridiculous bilingual alliteration or very mossy slab climbing? It's both. If you thought Green Thumb needed more brushing, wait until you get on this one. Those that demand meticulously cleaned and brushed routes need not apply.
Make some initial balancy moves on, yes, you guessed it, mossy and lichen-covered slab past a few bolts leading into a steeper bit of climbing. Use good holds up to some killer underclings beneath the crux roof/bluge to a good stance to clip the sixth bolt.
Figure out how to pull the roof. To keep this section at 5.10, use the arete well to the right but it may go straight once [if] the upper slab cleans up but will be quite a bit more difficult.
Finish on yet more mossy slab climbing to the anchors. On your way down kick off as much lichen and moss as you can or, better yet, take yer brush and get busy.
I've spent a couple of hours brushing this down. Use the holds I've brushed and you'll be OK. I do think it'll be a fun line once [if] it cleans up a bit.
Make some initial balancy moves on, yes, you guessed it, mossy and lichen-covered slab past a few bolts leading into a steeper bit of climbing. Use good holds up to some killer underclings beneath the crux roof/bluge to a good stance to clip the sixth bolt.
Figure out how to pull the roof. To keep this section at 5.10, use the arete well to the right but it may go straight once [if] the upper slab cleans up but will be quite a bit more difficult.
Finish on yet more mossy slab climbing to the anchors. On your way down kick off as much lichen and moss as you can or, better yet, take yer brush and get busy.
I've spent a couple of hours brushing this down. Use the holds I've brushed and you'll be OK. I do think it'll be a fun line once [if] it cleans up a bit.
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