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The Woodshed 

5.11d

   

FA: Mike Paul and Todd Gordon 1970's; FFA (TR): Dan Goodwin 1982(?); FL: Jonny Woodward, 9/87
Type: Trad
Length: 1 pitch, 60 feet
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Submitted By: Steve Juhasz on Dec 23, 2001


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Vern, looking stylish on yet another Jonny Woodwar...


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This is another much neglected climb, but due to its visibility from the parking lot at Split Rocks, and it's relatively accessible difficulty, it should see lots more action. The crack is very exciting and varied. The first bolt is solid, and the first few nut placements are excellent as well and easy to place. Technical crux is just at the start of the thin crack, but there is a possibility of failure near the top of the block due to the pump from jamming the flaring crack at the top. When I climbed this route, there was no anchor at the top, just a single bolt stud sticking out of the rock with no hanger.


Protection 

Mostly nuts, a #4 metolius was useful up high, down low, one bolt to clip before you reach first nut placement



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By Randy
Mar 23, 2003

This route is pretty technical at the bottom, but 2 of 3 stars (3 of 5). The rock is less than stellar.

By Vernon Stiefel
Mar 23, 2003

This climb was very challenging for me on lead. I used small HB and BD stoppers and a #0 TCU to protect moves past the bolt to the flared crack. Medium sized cams were easy to place in the flared and grainy crack but were less than inspiring as protection. There was a 1/2" bolt with a new hanger at the top.

Two out of three stars.

Old School 5.11d.

By Chris Miller
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Nov 6, 2003

This route has also been called "The Cross".