Y'all Ain't From 'Round Here
5.10c YDS 6b French 20 Ewbanks VII UIAA 20 ZA E2 5b British
Type: | Trad, 60 ft (18 m) |
FA: | Taylor Roy and Rebecca Cuniberti 8/9/15 |
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Shared By: | Taylor Roy on Aug 10, 2015 |
Admins: | Kristin Tippey, Stonyman Killough, Luke Cornejo, saxfiend |
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Description
I can't tell you how many times I have been told this by the locals.
Established ground up, YAFRH climbs the steep face with a crack up high between Whippersnapper and Lounge Lizard. Ends below the final roof near two small trees in a small cove.
Start about 20 feet right of Whippersnapper and scramble up the right side of the scoop to the base of a small overhang. Place some nice pieces in a solid flake and do a quick lieback move to get over the roof to a good rest below some huge, scary flakes. Get some great gear in a few horizontal cracks, move left about 6 feet to avoid all the dubious rock and pull gently for about 15 feet until you get to a ledge below the steeper headwall. Follow uncut jugs heading towards the obvious crack. Watch out for the occasional hollow sounding block and keep following the crack to a ledge and a three nut anchor below the upper roof.
Established ground up, YAFRH climbs the steep face with a crack up high between Whippersnapper and Lounge Lizard. Ends below the final roof near two small trees in a small cove.
Start about 20 feet right of Whippersnapper and scramble up the right side of the scoop to the base of a small overhang. Place some nice pieces in a solid flake and do a quick lieback move to get over the roof to a good rest below some huge, scary flakes. Get some great gear in a few horizontal cracks, move left about 6 feet to avoid all the dubious rock and pull gently for about 15 feet until you get to a ledge below the steeper headwall. Follow uncut jugs heading towards the obvious crack. Watch out for the occasional hollow sounding block and keep following the crack to a ledge and a three nut anchor below the upper roof.
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