Type: Trad, 50 ft (15 m)
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Shared By: Michael Schneiter on Nov 14, 2020
Admins: slim, Cory N, Perin Blanchard, GRK, David Crane

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Climb a steep start to gain the groove. Cheater stones on the ground may help with getting started if you're shorter. Once gaining the groove move right into the large groove. Eventually you'll be able to move left onto a steep slab with a thin darkly varnished crack that cuts horizontally across the face. Climb across the slab until you can reach the first of two bolts. Climb the slab and finish at the anchor. 

In High on Moab this is listed as Unnamed and it makes it sound like you can solo up to the bolts but most likely people will want to place some gear to gain the bolt protected slab.

Location Suggest change

To the right of the big roof climbed by Horizontal Mambo is a water polished groove and drainage. Start in that groove in a weakness with a crack to the right of a steep panel of rock.

Protection Suggest change

2 bolts and tiny to finger sized cams and stoppers.

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