Type: Sport, 95 ft (29 m)
GPS: 40.4445, -111.6966
FA: Darren Knezek
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Shared By: Darren Knezek on Aug 7, 2021 · Updates
Admins: Drew B, Perin Blanchard, GRK, David Crane, Nathan Fisher

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Start on Fingers of Flame and climb to its anchors. From there it's a few bolts of less than vertical techy slab. You can find a tricky rest before launching into the steep bucket climbing coming up. These buckets are flat, they're pumpy as hell, and they're delightfully awkward! The final ending can be a real heartbreaker if you finally get there. 

This extension was a different way to join into Steve Bleyl's extension of Oni, called Onidaba. I feel that both climbs area tough 12b's. Oni has a much harder section of climbing, but you do get a way better rest before going into the steep buckets. Whereas, Burnt to the Bone is an easier 11c, but not as good a rest as Onidaba.

The most interesting thing to me was how easy the big limestone buckets looked and just how weird they were to move off of.

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Right of the glue-ins on Touch of Grey. Left of Oni. This is the 2nd route from the left corner.

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12 draws, 3 permadraws, chains at anchor

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