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Description
This teenage heartthrob of the late 1980s made many a 13-year old girl scream.
Crimp and sidepull your way up to a 2 bolt anchor on a ledge. It's fun, and there's a few great pocket holds you'll be really glad when you get 'em.
A trail of 4(?) more bolts leads up the arete above this ledge to a 2-bolt anchor (5.8). I don't know if this counts as a "separate" route or not, but you can climb all the way up in one long pitch and lower to the ground with a 60m rope. This extension isn't shown in the RC:NM guidebook.
Location
The right-most route on Fillet Wall. Starts just left of a block.
Protection
4 bolts to a 2bolt anchor on a ledge (shared with (P) Little Caterpillar). Another 4 or 5 bolts if continuing up the 2nd pitch, to another 2bolt anchor.