Type: Trad, 90 ft (27 m)
GPS: 43.54061, -73.95651
FA: 2011
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Shared By: Jay Harrison on Mar 11, 2013
Admins: Morgan Patterson, Kevin MudRat MacKenzie, Jim Lawyer
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Climb up the left fork of the crack to a stance on a ledge. Make a move or two up the crack's fading path, then step left onto the plated face and climb up knobs to a slightly-left tilted vertical crack. Get what you can in this and head up to a horizontal (good gear). Take a step left and go up a vertical crack to another horizontal, where another shift leads to easy ground leading to the belay at an oak tree.

Location Suggest change

40' right of the start of Second Amendment, at a short, dirty, wet crack behind a tree. The crack splits at head height, forking right up a nasty right-facing, right-arching corner; and left to cleaner rock and a ledge to its left 3 meters up.

Protection Suggest change

Offset cams may tame the beast significantly. These were unavailable on the FA. Expect a few poorly-installed cams interspersed with bomber gear.

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