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Cross Country 5.11b
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| Type: | Sport, 50 feet |
| Consensus: | 5.11b [details] |
| FA: | Mike Cronin |
| Season: | not summer |
| Submitted By: | Mikel Cronin on Nov 2, 2007 |
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BETA PHOTO: top of the crack on crosscountry
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Description Cross Country starts on the first few bolts of the Pacer then follows the flake/crack up and right. Clip only the bolts left of the flake to avoid rope drag. Pumpy for the grade!
Location Start on Pacer then go right at flake.
Protection Bolts
Ce on crosscountry. Super fun route. Very overha...
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Higher up on CC.
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By Schwab
From: New York
Nov 18, 2007
| Mikey, how you doing? Its Mark. Hey, isn't there one more route right next to this called straight six? It is a bouldery start. Anyways,I am not for sure, its been a while. Take care. |
By Chris treggE
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From: Madison, WI
Nov 19, 2010
rating: 5.11b
| This is a great route. In your face from the first move, and doesn't let up for quite a while.
Note the mid 60's Rambler Cross Country wagon in this photo posted by Olaf Mitchell for another thread:
| After reading all the input on the current shops. It stirred up a few memories of shops from the past. This is still my all time favorite climbing store. It's where I bought all my first gear. You never knew who you were going to run into. It was a wonderful hub for the Boulder climbing scene.Many of my good friends and climbing partners including Dan Hare worked there for many years.
During this period Gary Neptune's boot repair was just a hole in the wall across town.Gary would personally resole and repair our mountain boots and eb's. He carried a very limited inventory of gear back then.
Submitted By: Olaf Mitchell on Nov 18, 2010
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