Type: Trad, 100 ft
FA: Al Hospers & George Hurley ?
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Shared By: nhclimber on Jul 20, 2009
Admins: Jay Knower, M Sprague, lee hansche, Jeffrey LeCours, Jonathan Steitzer, Robert Hall

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Description

Great hard face climbing with a low crux (at first bolt) and high crux 10' before small overlap. Turn the overlap (watch for bees) and follow an easy low angle hand crack.

Location

Just to the right of october wind corner.

Protection

light rack and draws

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burlap submariner
burlap submariner  
john boy, this route is called "Finess". Jan 24, 2010
nhclimber
Newmarket, NH
  5.10c
nhclimber   Newmarket, NH
  5.10c
Thanks Buddy! Jan 25, 2010
Rob Albert
Rob Albert  
The bees were very upset this past Saturday. They buzzed me so much, that I didn't finish the climb, and bailed into the corner just before the last bolt. There is a huge nest in the crack on the right (Inside Straight), and it looked like they were trying to get established in the overlap on this climb too. Be careful! Sep 23, 2013
Greg Kuchyt
Richmond, VT
  5.10
Greg Kuchyt   Richmond, VT
  5.10
The climbing around the 3rd and 4th bolts is kind of unclear as to which way to go. You can either go left into October Wind or right on a right-facing flake. Either work and I'm not sure which is supposed to be the intended line. Otherwise I think this is a really worth while line. A light rack of cams from a green c3 to a .75 C4 was useful. Sep 27, 2015