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Harvest Moon

5.11c

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Type:	Sport, 1 pitch, 40 feet
Consensus:	5.11c [details]
FA:	J. Sanford
New Route:	Yes
Submitted By:	Justin Sanford on Jan 24, 2011

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Number 2 in the sketch. Begin on the "belay boulder", the same as "Porcupine Prelude". Follow edges, sidepulls, and crimps directly up the face. After the 4th bolt, work right and continue on large holds to eventually turn the roof overlaps above.

Protection

5 bolts to anchors

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