I appreciate the concern about bolt placements etc., especially from those of you who are experienced. This particular slab would I think be considered a face climb. The 1st pitch is about a 65 deg. incline, 50 meters. Lots of good hand and foot holds, but no cracks. Then it turns to about 80 deg. for the next 30 meters and then begins to round off and 20 meters the top. I have checked for cracks and crannys for placing pro and there are none. Granted an experienced climber could walk up this granite slab, but after dropping my drill battery and watching it roll 50 meters, I definitely need some permanent protection. This will be a 2 pitch sport route for beginners. I think the Apaches are the only people who have climbed this route, about 140 years ago. The nearest climbing wall is 65 miles away and I'll be able to hit this within 20 minutes from the house. You know I am relatively new to climbing and it is unfortunate to hear how many good climbs have become trade routes for the over zealous. I'll be happy to let you know how I progress, and because safety is always a paramount concern to me, I would rather remove the bolts altogether than have someone get hurt, or a crowd ruin the site.