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Great White 

5.13c PG13

   

FA: Lee Brinkherhoff and Marc Beverly
New Route: Yes
Type: Trad, Sport, Alpine
Consensus: 5.13b/c [details]
Length: 1 pitch, 90 feet, Grade II
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Submitted By: Marc Beverly on Sep 21, 2007


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Description 

This is the route that goes directly out the series of large red overhangs on the Bush Shark Spire. Start 3m right of BSS route. It was first aided on lead by MB at C3-ish. The bolts are in now and LB sent it at 5.13c. There's about 15 moves of SOLID climbing through crux.


Location 

As for Bush Shark Spire


Protection 

small trad rack with 1-2 small TCUs, a couple med wires, and a couple med cams to gain the bolts. Another route takes the crack up Great White and exits right to gain the finish of Hammerhead.



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By LeeAB
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From: ABQ, NM
Aug 6, 2008
rating: 5.13b PG13

Thanks to all the people who helped with this route. First of all, Marc for putting the bolts in since I could not TR it to work out the moves, it's just too steep, though addmittedly they did not end up in the right place once the sequence was figured out. Lance moved one of the bolts when I was out with him trying the route and working on Big T and I moved another at a later date. I will say that with how steep this line is, those bolts were a real pain in the butt to drill being that you are completely hanging on your harness and leaning back, major ab workout. Then the multiple people that went down there and were kind enough to belay while I warmed up and tried the route, first with Monomaniac then with Marc Ripper and finally Linda. Thanks.