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Loose Lips 

5.10a

   

FA: August '79 Jim Dunn, Martha Morris, Ken Sims, Alain Comeau
Type: Trad
Consensus: 5.10a [details]
Length: 1 pitch
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Submitted By: lee hansche on Mar 24, 2007


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Description 

Lean off the block to clip the first bolt.... Make a spooky step across the divide and climb past 2 more bolts on very small holds gaining a nice rest and more good pro.... Climb down and left to a flake/crack that you will follow up and left to easier climbing and a two bolt anchor....
There are two cruxes in my opinion the bolted section is definitely one of them and also the first part of the flake though not as hard it is challenging (small wires help protect this part)....

It's a nice 5.10a link up to do Seventh Seal (10a) to Loose Lips, however you have many choices of approach....

2 rope rappel to the ground....


Location 

On the top of Ethereal Buttress, there lies a block stand facing the cliff on the right side of the block.... There is a line of bolts up an alarmingly blank wall.... That's your route....


Protection 

3 bolts and a standard rack with some small wires.... Double ropes are helpful....



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By Casey Bald
Apr 14, 2007

Doubles are a really good idea on this route as after the crux bolts the route jogs down and left a bit. If using one rope, bring a long runner to prevent rope drag on the gear placed above the bolts. This piece is also a must to protect your second from swinging thirty feet or so if he/she blows the moves after the bolts.