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With Malice and Forethought 

Circle of Benevolence 

5.10d

   
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Type: Trad, 1 pitch, 90 feet
Consensus: 5.10d [details]
FA: Bob Gaines, 1995
Submitted By: C Miller on Jan 1, 2002

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the first crux, well protected, unlike the move to...

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Start just right of With Malice and Forethought and climb up past a horizontal crack to reach a face with two bolts. Cut left to join With Malice and Forethought after the second bolt and belay from a ledge.

Good moves on clean, solid rock make this a fun climb to do if in the area.


Protection 

2 bolts, pro to 2"



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the thin and committing second crux, although basically top roped as the bolt is clipped above you <br />

the thin and committing second crux, although basi...


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By Bob Gaines
Apr 19, 2010
rating: 5.10d

At the first bolt, instead of climbing straight up the slab (10+), you can also traverse right, then up (5.10-) for an easier variation to reach the second bolt. After clipping the second bolt, move down a few feet, then move left at a horizontal seam (5.10b/c, height dependent) to reach a fin of rock that is liebacked to easier climbing and the rap slings. Rap 90 ft.

This route has some of the best rock in Indian Cove campground.

By Richard Shore
Dec 23, 2012

Excellent rock quality! A #1 Camalot protects the move to the first bolt. Heady getting to the second bolt, but some small gear behind a marginal flake provides some mental pro for the move.