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There's one to the left of the first couple of routes. Its a boulder problem start to a finger crack. If it's still there, look for the thorn bush growing about 30 ft. up. fixed anchors. I bolted them in January. If no one has sent it yet, have at it.

Yeh, that was it. For some reason I was running netscape instead of explorer. It's always something simple. Thanks for the help guys.

Nope, PC.

Okay, bear with me here. When I'm searching around in the guidebook and go to look at a region ( ie; Southern Region, Nat. Bridge Region...), The GREEN links for different crags all appear in the same place on the screen. It's like they're on top of each other. The Index is the same way. Is there a ...

Thanks!

While browsing through the online guide I noticed that neither the Oasis or Bob Marley Crag are in there. Is there a reason for this? I know Oasis is close to Pocket Wall but was it included in that closure? Both these crags are described in the old guidebook as having some decent routes....so befor...

As a personal rule of thumb, I never take gear off a route. Booty, to me anyway, is gear lost on the ground or on a multipitch belay ledge. This method keeps my concious clear and prevents others from pointing the finger at me. I figure as much as gear costs, you should get in the habit of tracking ...

Thanks for help guys. Catch you around!

You may be right, it seemed fairly new and the guidebook says Edgehog was put up in '98. Plus it has more than 6 bolts, something like 8+anchors.

The printed online guide is what I was using. The guidebook says that Chimp is 125 ft. left of the dirt ramp to Armadillo, and that Edgehog is left of Chimp. This route is more like 45-50 ft. past the ramp. It's a dirty bulge at the bottom leading to thin slab, then a bulge to more slab and then the...