Moveable Feast 5.10c PG13
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| Type: | Trad, 1 pitch, 130 feet |
| Consensus: | 5.10c/d [details] |
| FA: | Roy McClenahan and Helga Brown, March 1988 |
| Submitted By: | C Miller on May 4, 2008 |
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Movable Feast
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Description Climb Poodle-oids from The Deep for 30' and then continue up the plated face above passing four bolts and some suspect holds. At the last bolt you have two choices - climb slightly left (5.10+) with long reaches between small edges or head right and climb the arete (5.9+), cutting back left higher up when possible (easier but scarier considering the bolt quality). Continue up easy face and cracks to the shoulder of the formation and then top out onto the summit block. There are some good moves on this climb but the poor rock quality at the start detracts slightly as does the hollow holds on some of the face moves, and the bolts are in serious need of an upgrade. All in all a good adventure for those competent at the grade. A single 70 meter rope is sufficent to descend. A single 60 meter rope might work if you swing left and downclimb some questionable rock (not recommended), but 2 ropes will work fine otherwise.
Location Located in the center of Hemingway Buttress about 30' right of Poodle in Shining Armor, just left of On the Nob and directly behind a large, healthy oak tree.
Protection 4 bolts (5/16"), gear to 2.5", bolted anchor/rap (5/16")
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By john durr From: Joshua Tree, CA May 11, 2009 rating: 5.10d PG13
| Proud line, poor bolts and poor rock, so sad the climbing is so good. Going left at the last bolt is much nicer and very well protected. Bolt anchor needs long slings to rappel. |
By Josh Harding From: Joshua Tree, California Apr 25, 2011 rating: 5.10d PG13
| Your right John, there is a lot of potential, but with bad bolts and bad rock by the end you are pissed off rather then having fun. |
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