As of Aug. 8, 2018, this is the tat anchor situation on the top of the first pitch. If you've been one to rely on the tat anchors in the past, they've been fluidly available as of late, bring extra cord just in case you're left anchorless.

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As of Aug. 8, 2018, this is the tat anchor situation on the top of the first pitch. If you've been one to rely on the tat anchors in the past, they've been fluidly available as of late, bring extra cord just in case you're left anchorless.

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Looking down from the last pitch on Outside Corner

talia on outside corner. middle pitch 3

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Sarah Schlaefke

Aug 29, 2018

“As of Aug. 8, 2018, this is the tat anchor situation on the top of the first pitch. If you've been one to rely on the tat anchors in the past, they've been fluidly available as of late, bring extra cord just in case you're left anchorless.”

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Looking down from the last pitch on Outside Corner

As of Aug. 8, 2018, this is the tat anchor situation on the top of the first pitch. If you've been one to rely on the tat anchors in the past, they've been fluidly available as of late, bring extra cord just in case you're left anchorless.

talia on outside corner. middle pitch 3

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