Route to the left of glide
Route to the left of glide
Anybody know what the route to the left of glide is? It's at the boneyard just after the trail makes a left (coming from animal crackers) and is about 30ft before glide, gorilla, etc. Felt 11c-ish. It's on an arete, has some lichen and is somewhat technical.
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Rotarypwr345704
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Re: Route to the left of glide
I'm pretty sure it's called Astro.
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Re: Route to the left of glide
Ron Bateman and josh Thurston started that one years ago. Isaac finish it?
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angleblue63
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Re: Route to the left of glide
Climbs on Bruise Brothers wall are again open to climbing. Rick, with help from three volunteers, got both the large limb that was hung up 60' over Rising and the pine tree hanging over Rat Stew down. Thanks to Cliffton, Brad, and Brian, who worked in the rain to help get these hazards removed.
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Prog_Rocker
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Re: Route to the left of glide
Nice work getting rid of those widow makers!
Re: Route to the left of glide
Yes Ron josh and I started that one a few years ago. We didnt get past cleaning it cause the anchor was in not great rock so that wss going to be done first. The route seemed pretty cool. Did the OP send it?pigsteak wrote:Ron Bateman and josh Thurston started that one years ago. Isaac finish it?
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Re: Route to the left of glide
I don't want the FA if that's what it was. If you were the equipper and you left behind some bail biners, I'm happy to return them. There were two on the same bolt (both in good condition). It was fun route, definitely nothing breaking off up high, but that first bolt is funky. I got the feeling the equipper wanted the climber to follow the first to second bolt direct, but it was much easier to just creep up the arete, then slab, etc.