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The Fat Lady 

5.11a

   
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Type: Trad, 2 pitches, 100 feet
Consensus: 5.11a [details]
FA: Lee Carter, Tom Howard, Thomas Kelly
Submitted By: gneiss pirate on Dec 7, 2007

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The 5.8 P1 of the Fat Lady with Mary on lead.

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  • Description 

    Wonderful trad climbing with a blocky corner, a fantastic splitter and an ending that ain't over till that large woman sings.

    P1 Climb the blocky corner to a large ledge and move left to belay.

    P2 Move up the fantastic splitter, exiting right through a steep notch. Double bolt anchor.


    Location 

    Located about midways down lower Hawksbill at a left facing corner.


    Protection 

    Tcu's, stoppers, camalots to gold.



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    Mary following up the P2 5.11a crux on the Fat Lady.

    Mary following up the P2 5.11a crux on the Fat Lad...


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    By TomCaldwell
    From: Clemson, S.C.
    Jul 13, 2010

    If you belay at P1, a #3 and #4 camalot would be great for the belay, otherwise you will burn a bunch of TCU's.

    By chummer
    Jul 18, 2012

    It's possible to lead this in a single pitch as well. At least that way you won't have to make a belay and burn a bunch of gear. On the down side you're belayer might not be able to see you. I don't remember it being to hard to get good gear off the ledge.