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Bench Wall Crack

Name: Bench Wall Crack
Rating: 2.1

V1 YDS 5 Font PG13

Routes in Mortar Rock

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	Baby Nat's V6 7A
	Baby Nat’s Plague V7- 7A+
	Bench Wall V2 5+ R
	Bench Wall Corner V1 5 R
	Bench Wall Crack V1 5 PG13
	Black Plague V6- 7A
	Black Shine V4 6B
	Cherries V9- 7C
	Chinese Connection V13 8B
	Don't Worry, Be Snappy V12 8A+
	Edges V0 4 R
	Egypt Air V9 7C PG13
	Egypt Air Sit V13 8B
	Fever V8 7B
	Full Fever V10+ 7C+
	Go Go Gadget V11 8A
	Impossible Traverse, The V13 8B
	Impossible Wall V8-9 7B+
	Influenza V10 7C+
	Inspector Gadget V12 8A+
	Kiwis V12 8A+
	Kraken, The V11 8A
	Low Stans V8 7B
	Lychees V10 7C+
	Mandarins V10 7C+
	Mark's Traverse V11 8A
	Mission Impossible V9 7C
	Moonlight V10-11 8A
	Moonshine V7 7A+
	Moonshine becomes conners V9 7C
	Nat's Traverse 5.13 8a 29 X- 30 E7 6c V8 7B
	New Wave V9 7C
	Odyssey Sit, The V12 8A+
	Odyssey, The V9 7C
	Outbreak V10 7C+
	Over the Bulge V3-4 6A+ R
	Patient Zero V10 7C+
	Ramp (sit), The V4+ 6B+
	Ramp, The V4 6B
	Red's Revenge V4 6B
	Smale Frye Traverse V8-9 7B+
	Snatural V7 7A+
	Stan's Traverse V8 7B
	Stans Sunshine V9 7C
	Sun Breathing V11 8A
	Sun Plague V6-7 7A+
	Sunny Side V6 7A
	Sunshine (sit) V5 6C
	Sunshine Eliminate V8 7B
	Sunshine Elluminati V9 7C
	White Plague V7- 7A+
	Yellow Thumbs V9 7C
	Yellow Thumbs SDS V10 7C+

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Type:	Boulder, 25 ft (8 m)
FA:	unknown
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Shared By:	JC Bonneau on Sep 23, 2019
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Description

Stand start at the base of the crack. Work your way up, hand-jamming as necessary, then top-out. The crux is unfortunately the very end when you're quite high and above a rocky landing.