Type: Trad, Alpine, 60 ft (18 m)
FA: Roy Suggett & Phyllis Suggett
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Shared By: Roy Suggett on Jul 24, 2011
Admins: Perin Blanchard, GRK, David Crane

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The opening move requires a "dyno" if you are less than 6'1" but all moves are well protected with the four bolts all in the right places. You then move right to a sloping ledge where the crack begins; up and left to chains. This anchor is above the anchor for "Rudyard Kipling," you pass this anchor on your left after clipping the fourth bolt. Way too bad the rock quality deteriorates so as to prevent topping out on the tower!

Location Suggest change

Just around the corner from Rudyard Kipling on what we will be calling "Author's Tower." This area is known as the "Tower Section" of the Lower Jungle." That would be the southeast corner of the tower.

Protection Suggest change

Four quick draws, three runners, medium to small cams with a few small wires.

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