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People are Poodles Too. 

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Type: Trad, 1 pitch, 50 feet
Consensus: 5.10b [details]
FA: Tom Black, Kurt Lurhs
Submitted By: Jesse Zacher on Feb 23, 2012

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The obvious corner below the pinyon tree.

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Description 

Start in a shallow dihedral past a few ledges until the crack starts to pinch down. Do some awkward moves past the constriction and onto easy terrain to the anchor.


Location 

This route is easily identified by the pinyon pine tree on the wall that is 30 yards right of Optical Illusions.


Protection 

#0.4, 0.5, 0.75, 1 Camalots.



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By Jesse Zacher
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From: Grand Junction, Co
Feb 23, 2012

The poor pine tree has been spared. Anchors have been replaced courtesy of the ASCA.

By Alexander Nees
From: Grand Junction, CO
Dec 2, 2012
rating: 5.10

This route has some easy crack climbing at the top and bottom, with about 3 feet of horrendous, greasy, shallow, flared, awkward climbing in the middle. Ugh.
It's not actually as bad as all that, but I found it very awkward and won't hurry back to do it again. Top-roping the face to the left is fun though; good slabby face and seam climbing. Better than this route, I thought!