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Chains and bolts at top ledge of Coed Crack. Most chain links appear to be in fine condition, but stay away from the rusty ones at the end. The bolts are drilled firm, but newer chains on the nearby Archbishop are certainly the better option. You'll probably need about 10-15' webbing or cordage in a sliding-X or cordelette rig to keep rope below several sharp edges.
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I had a good enough knee bar at the crux wide part near the top that I figured I'd take a picture.
Ethan seconding. That #5 C4 is almost as big as he is - and he still has to get the #6.
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godfather
Aug 6, 2014
“Chains and bolts at top ledge of Coed Crack. Most chain links appear to be in fine condition, but stay away from the rusty ones at the end. The bolts are drilled firm, but newer chains on the nearby Archbishop are certainly the better option. You'll probably need about 10-15' webbing or cordage in a sliding-X or cordelette rig to keep rope below several sharp edges.”  

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I had a good enough knee bar at the crux wide part near the top that I figured I'd take a picture.
Chains and bolts at top ledge of Coed Crack. Most chain links appear to be in fine condition, but stay away from the rusty ones at the end. The bolts are drilled firm, but newer chains on the nearby Archbishop are certainly the better option. You'll probably need about 10-15' webbing or cordage in a sliding-X or cordelette rig to keep rope below several sharp edges.
Ethan seconding. That #5 C4 is almost as big as he is - and he still has to get the #6.