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It is still shocking to climb this route and Applied Magnetics and to feel how dramatically the character of this part of the wall has changed. It feels like a completely foreign crag, even 4 years after the devastating mudslides.
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Christina is nearly through the crux layback of Rockocco.
Past the major difficulties, five-year-old Wesley Fienup is cruising on Rockoco, at San Ysidro.
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Matthew Fienup
Jan 23, 2022
“It is still shocking to climb this route and Applied Magnetics and to feel how dramatically the character of this part of the wall has changed. It feels like a completely foreign crag, even 4 years after the devastating mudslides.”  

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Christina is nearly through the crux layback of Rockocco.
It is still shocking to climb this route and Applied Magnetics and to feel how dramatically the character of this part of the wall has changed. It feels like a completely foreign crag, even 4 years after the devastating mudslides.
Past the major difficulties, five-year-old Wesley Fienup is cruising on Rockoco, at San Ysidro.
Macy B, stylishly chalking up.
Rob Soto past the first dihedral of Rockoco.
Patty Fienup passes the second crux (a big overhang with HUGE handholds) and is home free to the anchor.
Eugenia Davis, of Fairfield, Iowa, enjoys the opening layback on Rockoco.