Type: Sport, 65 ft (20 m), 2 pitches
FA: None
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Shared By: Chris Hatzai on Dec 12, 2021
Admins: Kevin Piarulli, Micah Klesick, Nate Ball

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This is a route that got bolted years ago and has been sitting there untouched since being developed. A very strong, very tall local went up and sussed out the route but ultimately was uninspired to go back to work it. At the time he said he felt the crux was in the double digit range (v10-12 is what i remember him recommending). 

The route is a 2 pitch route, climbing the first pitch of Sharing is Caring and then into the open project. The second pitch of Sharing is Caring and this route start pretty squeezed together. A few bolts into the start of the open project cut right onto welded tuff holds. Bomber rock. That solidified tuff that's slick to the touch.. Climb through the rad corner/traverse section moving up and right, do a mantel move and enter into the meat of the route. An overhung wide arete with sparse holds. The vision was for the climber to slap and claw up and over this chunk finishing on 5.10-5.11 slab terrain. 

Sort of a one move wonder working with Really bad holds and a hard mantel over the lip is the feedback I got originally. Not the sustained 100' 5.14 masterpiece I remember my buddy wanting to invest time into. This thing is definitely not that. 

It is a cool punchy route though that climbs on near perfect rock (Not counting the 1st pitch). There was hardly any cleaning on the whole thing from what I remember, excluding the final lip over moves near the anchors on the softer rock. The hard climbing is on perfect rock. 

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Picnic Lunch Wall, Starting at the 1st pitch anchors of Sharing is Caring

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Bolts, anchor bolts (I don't remember installing fixed anchors on this one)

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