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Blue Ruin 1 - Three Amigos 0	7-Apr-2011 At 1:34:19 PM	f_ladou
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>P2 is a bit punchy in a few spots and dosen't really let up. A bit punchy?!? >P3 is juggy and steep but a bit loose, P5 is good. With hindsight, P3 is excellent. At the time, after injuring my shin, I was afraid that every hold would break on me. >And the escape traverse would be a bit epic without 2 brackets or thin >slings. I didn't see anything clipped in the picture We followed the instructions and brought a few brackets in case we had to take French leave there. I clipped a carrot about 6 to 8 meter from the belay and then another fixed hanger about the same distance along before reaching the new Mirrorball lower-off. Wasn't too stressful.

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