Type: Trad, TR, Boulder, 20 ft (6 m)
FA: Tim McGivern, gear; Patrick Montague, ropeless
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Shared By: Tim McGivern on Oct 15, 2016
Admins: Derek Sullivan, Old Timer, jim.dangle, Joe M

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Description Suggest change

Climb the left-trending crack. The grade is approximate. Highball, top rope, or do a hard lead on gear. The FA claim may be wrong, but that is unlikely. It required deep cleaning for gear placements and hand holds in the crack. Gear was placed on lead. Taller folks may find it easier.

Gear:
The gear is small TCUs (#2 and smaller to #00) and possible a nut or two if you get creative. These are tricky placements. There is potential groundfall if the lower gear blows, hence the PG-13. The crux is protected if it holds!

Location Suggest change

It is left of Georgia.

Protection Suggest change

A pad, spotter, or small gear.

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