General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Bolt Removal	24-May-2018 At 12:55:39 PM	brent
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The guidebook does show the route going straight up. Not sure what the first ascentionists did, but traversing slightly to the right and up (where the gear, holds and chalk were) seemed like the logical finish when I climbed it. Then again, maybe a lot of people have been climbing it wrong. I was shocked to come back to the route a find a bolt right next to one of the cam placements though.

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