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Type: Sport, 1 pitch, 60 feet
Consensus: 5.9 [details]
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Submitted By: Keegan Dimmick on Apr 30, 2008

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Description 

This is the second route from the left at the Talking Headwall. Start on the featured face and climb through a large overhang. Beware of rope drag through the overhangs. Use a longer sling on the last draw before the anchors, the biner can bind against the ledge and open the gate.


Location 

Second route on the left at the Talking Headwall.


Protection 

5 bolts and ring anchors.



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By Justin Scott
From: Arlington, VA
Apr 21, 2012

This route is between I Love Big Jugs and Fortis

By Budman252
Jul 7, 2012

Great route. I did this route on gear and no bolts...protects very well.

By MealyM
From: Washington, DC
Sep 22, 2012

Great route - there are 6 bolts actually, not 5. Overhangs were challenging, but there are good holds if you look for them. There was a lot of rope drag, so I would bring at least 2 alpine draws.