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Meghan and Luis test driving transportation for the approach.
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Meghan and Eric at the start of P4, on the Flying Alcove.
The line of Jardinero De Grandes Paredes is shown in green. Araguato King in Red. 'R' indicate bolted anchors, 'G' gear anchors (can be avoided by linking long pitches, but rope drag may be quite nasty!). <br> For the descent, rap line down to 'D', a bolted anchor from Jardineros.
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Eric D
Aug 19, 2009
“Meghan and Luis test driving transportation for the approach.”  

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Meghan and Eric at the start of P4, on the Flying Alcove.
Meghan and Luis test driving transportation for the approach.
The line of Jardinero De Grandes Paredes is shown in green. Araguato King in Red. 'R' indicate bolted anchors, 'G' gear anchors (can be avoided by linking long pitches, but rope drag may be quite nasty!). <br> For the descent, rap line down to 'D', a bolted anchor from Jardineros.
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Luis on the route's crux. Nice overhanging 11c crux with a clean fall and bomber easy to place gear.
Eric starting pitch 4, into the unknown. Thankfully the unknown was 10a-ish.

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