Type: Trad, 85 ft (26 m)
FA: Doug Reed, Tom Howard, Vernon Scarboro 1983
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Shared By: Ladd Raine on Apr 11, 2007 · Updates
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Climb overhanging crack and finish on Easily Flakey.
1st 5.11 in the New.

Start in the flaring off-width with wide hand-jams in the back of the crack. Work your way up to the stance underneath the roof/overhang, pull the crux. Pull the crux by either continuing hand jamming the offwidth-ness of the crack, or throw a heel in there and mantle off of the crimps out right and stab for the pod to the left of the crack. Throw in a hand jam, pull one last hard move, then follow the wide crack to the EF anchor.

Location Suggest change

route immediately right of easily flakey at obvious overhanging hand/fist crack

Protection Suggest change

Big fist and smaller gear. Bolted anchor.  Though the Easily Flaky portion of the route is significantly easier than Englishman's, you'll want to bring an extra #4 or two to protect it.

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