Crag & Route Beta

Topic	Date	User
	15-Jun-2004 At 10:24:30 AM	(removed)
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There's always been 3 bolts Martin. 1 about 10cm off the deck, 1 above the 1st big horizontal and one protecting the traverse. FTR: The last move doesn't need to be dynamic if you use the far left pocket. You don't even need to be particularly strong, just a nice big drop knee off the jugs will do the trick. The nut is bomber and either a 6 or 7 rock will happily fit (slides in to the right). You can place it on lead comfortably.

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