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Someday Kids, This Will All Be Yours 

5.10

   

FA: Bob Scarpelli, 2007
Type: Trad
Consensus: 5.10 [details]
Length: 1 pitch, 40 feet, Grade II
Season: summer
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Submitted By: lenore sparks on Jul 21, 2009


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Green Big bros near the top.


Description 

This climb made its photographic debut in Alpinist, and has since probably only seen Bob's ascent. Part of the problem is that it is hard to find. Look for a narrow slot that dead ends in a dark corner. The only way to get out of this corner is to turn around, or climb a wide off-width.


Location 

It is behind the upper left tier of the Plumb Line Crag. Go west of Matt's Pinnacle, then right around the entire crag to the very back side of the upper left tier. Look for a narrow corridor.


Protection 

2# 6 Camalots, a valley giant, a wish, one glimmer of hope. An anchor gets you down.



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Yeah... this is the pic from Alpinist.  Ha ha.  From my camera phone.

Yeah... this is the pic from Alpinist. Ha ha. Fr...

There is a hand crack on the right wall at the very top right before the anchors.

There is a hand crack on the right wall at the ver...


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By lenore sparks
From: Boulder
Aug 18, 2009

Uh...this climb is a good practice if you are working on Crack of Fear. It will make COF feel pretty easy.