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Spontaneous Human Combustion 

5.11c

   

FA: Evans, Angione - 10/88
Type: Trad
Consensus: 5.11+ [details]
Length: 1 pitch, 80 feet
Season: When it's cold
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Submitted By: Chris Owen on Apr 24, 2006


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And onto the knob - Tony Tennessee


Description 

Clip bolt 1 and aim to stand on a small knob to clip bolt 2, which is an old Leeper. Marginal friction leads to bolt 3, which seems newer. Aim for a flat black hold, which enables a clip into another old Leeper (1/4 incher). A righthand sidepull flake leads, with ones head exploding, to the roof and a cam. Finish either left (large cam) or right. Rope drag can be a problem.


Location 

The right edge of Tiny Tots


Protection 

4 bolts and cams for the upper crack. A full length fall onto bolt 4 might shear it off. Until the upper 3 bolts are replced this route is an R/X IMHO.



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...a very tenuous situation...

...a very tenuous situation...

..figuring out the moves past bolt number 2...

..figuring out the moves past bolt number 2...

...and beginning to move past the final bolt.

...and beginning to move past the final bolt.


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By Chris Owen
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From: La Crescenta, CA
Apr 24, 2006

I led this route about 10 years ago, when young and foolish, and Tony followed (and Fred Batliner also). Both of us agreed that it was a lot more desperate than we remembered; must've expunged it from our memories, or we're just getting old - or perhaps both.

By Adam Stackhouse
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From: Escondido, Ca
Apr 27, 2006
rating: 5.11+

Thin, hard, steep slab. Need I say more?