Type: Sport, TR, 70 ft (21 m)
GPS: 39.7838, -105.6242
FA: Gordo Bro and partner
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Shared By: Leo Paik on Oct 5, 2011
Admins: Leo Paik, John McNamee, Frances Fierst, Monty, Monomaniac, Tyler KC

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Description Suggest change

This is a little toprope problem that turns out to be fun. Natural protection opportunities are scant, so in keeping with the posted desires for the crag, it's a top rope. Some might consider this a variation of Honey Pot, but it climbs quite differently.

About 20-25 feet left of Honey Pot, there are some wavy water streaks. The easiest start has you pulling on a wedged block (hopefully it will not move). Pull aboard and grope your way upward. Each time when you need a good hold, one seems to appear. Angle gradually towards the anchors of Honey Pot. Smile.

Apparently, this has now been bolted by two different lines. Perhaps, think of this as a link-up retrospectively. At the time, there was a sentiment expressed that the crag should not get bolted. We respected that.

Location Suggest change

This starts about 20-25 feet left of Honey Pot above some bushes on some wavy water streaks.

Protection Suggest change

Originally, one would toprope off of Honey Pot's anchor. You may be able to get a direction or two, but the swing doesn't seem too bad.

Now you may be able to clip some bolts of The Floating Air Biscuit and/or Joint Therapy. It is not the same line as either.

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