Type: Sport, 70 ft (21 m)
GPS: 38.05317, -81.05956
FA: Eric Horst, Rick Thompson 1989
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Shared By: Mike Nevko on Nov 5, 2019 · Updates
Admins: Pat Goodman, Chris Whisenhunt, Amanda Smith, Pnelson

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Route begins with some normal dirty entry slab.  It appears not to get much traffic at this time or gets easily washed clean.

Get yourself established in the bottom of the dihedral, and then get up the layback feature to the middle of the head wall.

(For me, possible "new" crux Above the 5th bolt, it looks like a functional jug hold broke off exposing orange rock scar, move is still very much possible with a 1 pad 3 finger crimp, to the left of it. I think move is harder and more powerful now.)

Get yourself established in the horizontal finger slot and make some awesome dynamic "dunkslap" move to the top of the crack.

It was listed before as 5.12b. I am just leaving it as 5.12. 

Location Suggest change

Bolt line on a slowly ramping slab, to a flat headwall.
Left of Homer Erectus.

Protection Suggest change

6 bolts + anchors

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