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Half-Shilling AKA Unknown Above Six Pence 

5.8

   

FA: Unknown
Type: Sport
Consensus: 5.8 [details]
Length: 1 pitch, 80 feet
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Submitted By: Craig Martin on Aug 10, 2006


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Description 

Above Six Pence is this bolted line. Up broken face to the right, clip a bolt and move right through a roof(crux, a medium nut will protect the move to get to the next bolt for the shorter climbers). Climb the fun face above passing several bolts. At the top is a single bolt with chain link on it. We continued to the top, slung a block for the anchor and walked off. Not sure about descending off the single bolt.


Location 

Above Six Pence on Storm Mountain Island North face.


Protection 

5 bolts, small to medium nuts (optional).



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By Craig Martin
From: Park City, UT
Nov 29, 2007

If anyone has any additional info about this route, I would be happy to add it. Anyone else been on it?

By James Garrett
Jun 1, 2009

This is what we must have climbed...see comment for six pence. I thought it was pretty wild for the grade and considering the rest of the thing was fully bolted for two pitches, felt like a bolted belay would be nice and was somewhat surprised not to find one?, but anybody else feel the same way? Bolts are old, correct?

By Craig Martin
From: Park City, UT
Jun 3, 2009

This does sound like what you climbed, James. Yes, the bolts are older and somewhat rusted. They appear to be about the same age as Steve the Pirate AKA Unknown. A bolted belay at the top would sure be nice. Did 5.8 feel appropriate for the second pitch?