Type: Sport, TR, 28 ft (8 m)
GPS: 43.23155, -73.75601
FA: Jim Pavoldi, June 12, 2020
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Shared By: Jim Pavoldi on Jun 14, 2020 · Updates
Admins: Morgan Patterson

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For route route-name flaggers searching for offence in names based on their containing of the letters V-A-G, please note this is actually named after "Vagionia Bay" on the Island of Poros in Greece (where I met my wife)...

Deep, sharp, or in-cut buckets can be really tricky to get to. Crab-pinch the bottleneck in a horizontal then transition to undercling for the first big reach.

Fingernails help balance the final move where good feet need to be on tippie-toes to reach the final bucket (5'11") or friction and a terrible edge drive toward a matched crimp and dyno for shorter climbers.

It goes without the crack on the right (Dirty Pirate Corner) and ends as a top-out about 4 feet left of the big tree above Dirty Pirate Corner. Make use of everything on the left and it will come together. I am afraid I may have originally sandbagged it at 5.5 as I didn't want the humiliation of giving it a harder grade than is true based on my challenge with it; I am moving it to 5.7 after a few laps today (and a consensus of 3 since) and totally open to change. Please feel free to ping me with feedback and grade suggestions if you feel strongly.

Update. Moving to 5.8 Sep 2020 after trusted feedback.

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Left of the dirty corner / crack

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 (Aug 6, 2020)

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