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Lalaland 

5.11c

   
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Type: Sport, 1 pitch, 110 feet
Consensus: 5.11c [details]
FA: Peter Croft, Marty Lewis, & Dayle Mazzarella - September, 1999
Submitted By: Josh Janes on Oct 30, 2006

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The start of Lalaland

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Description 

Begin just left of the main dihedral of the Faulty Tower at a nice looking finger crack. Ascend this to a high first clip (an Alien is useful to protect this), and then eventually head up the face to the right. Up higher the climb enters a steep right facing dihedral system that has a definite crux which can be negotiated with creative stemming.


Protection 

15 or so draws. A 70m rope - 60m ropes come up short.



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Bernd  starting up Lalaland

Bernd starting up Lalaland

Bernd leading Lalaland

Bernd leading Lalaland

Traversing out of the crack onto the face

Traversing out of the crack onto the face

climbing up the face

climbing up the face

almost to the overhanging section

almost to the overhanging section

Bernd prances up the initial steep section

Bernd prances up the initial steep section

To the first overlap

To the first overlap

Over the first overlap

Over the first overlap


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By Karsten
From: Sacramento, CA
Feb 7, 2011

As shown in picture, there appears to be a newer bolt on this climb making trad protection pretty unnecessary for all but the most timid.