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This Moment is Worth More than It Seems

5.10+ YDS 6b+ French 21 Ewbanks VII+ UIAA 20 ZA E3 5b British V3+ YDS 6A+ Font


 Avg: 2.5 from 2 votes

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Full Traverse 5.12 7b+ 27 VIII+ 26 E6 6b V6-7 7A+
This Moment is Worth More than It Seems 5.10+ 6b+ 21 VII+ 20 E3 5b V3+ 6A+
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Type: Boulder, 40 ft
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Shared By: Dominion Rognstad on Oct 19, 2011
Admins: Aaron Parlier, Steve Lineberry

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Description

Traverse from the starting stone step to the middle of the Tunnel. Real pumpy as it is hard to use standard steep techniques when traversing.

Location

Start from stone step, traversing right until middle of tunnel.

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Pads. Or just freewheel.

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Orion scoping the holds. Start from step boulder in the background.
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Edward Medina
Ridgway, CO
Edward Medina   Ridgway, CO  
I think we have reached a milestone. This may be the first gym climb to make it onto the Mountain Project database. Oct 19, 2011
Dominion Rognstad
Houston. From Boone, NC
  5.10+ V3+
Dominion Rognstad   Houston. From Boone, NC
  5.10+ V3+
Wish I had the honor, but it goes to this climb. Oct 25, 2011
clifff
clifff  
I don't know what the hell Ed and Dominion are talking about. This is about as far from a gym as you can get. Yes, it is man made, but as near a crystallization of natural rock climbing as can be, all rock, outside. Was one of the greatest assets of Chapel Hill, now obstructed for the 'greenway'-an 8-10 foot wide, 3-4 foot high slab of concrete obstructing/channeling the creekbed into the opposite (from where it ran) wall. Chapel Hill now sucks totally. Aug 2, 2018

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