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Topic	Date	User
DogFace December Decathalon	21-Dec-2009 At 6:30:53 PM	timfreddo
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On 20/12/2009 another dave wrote: >We did do good though. We found a phone at the bottom of the cliff and >carried out to its rightful owner. Cheers for that fellas :) another option for you is to aid echo crack... have to climb the first 2 pitches free (14 and 19). Then the rest is non stop crack... crux for aid would prob be the first 5 meters and last 5 meters... other than that, its all #3 camalots. Grab as many as you can and give that a bash, the bomber gear will help get the system sorted. Good aid routes at narrow neck are echo Jr (1 pitch bolt ladder), and Katchendangle 2 or 3 pitches, maybe some gr 16 free on the top pitch. Have fun :) Timbo.

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