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greengoblin
Apr 6, 2005, 9:35 PM
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Has anyone out there climbed this route? Is it a finger crack on a rounded arete? I was told about a climb in this area that was described as a pumpy finger crack on a rounded arete. Does this sound familiar to anyone?
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maldaly
Apr 6, 2005, 10:04 PM
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If you're talking about Pigs In Space in Yosemite, It's a pumpy tips crack on a rounded arete up above the Serenity Crack area. Bring RP's. Mal
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greengoblin
Apr 7, 2005, 5:20 PM
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The route I'm refering to is at Sunset Park in Tennessee
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artmusicsouth
Nov 17, 2005, 11:23 PM
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Excellent route. Its at Sunset North. The crux is down low. There is a rook and you around the roof via the arete and finger crack. Classic.
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douglaskinsman
Jul 5, 2007, 3:49 PM
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[quote "artmusicsouth"]Excellent route. Its at Sunset North. The crux is down low. There is a rook and you around the roof via the arete and finger crack. Classic.[/quote] That is the complete opposite of Pigs in Space; first off the route is in the Sunset South Area and secondly the crux is up high as in the last 30 ft of the route where the finger crack starts. The route shares the same start as Baby Cats but then trends diagonally right to a small belay ledge just to the right of the fingercrack. I realize this is an old topic but I just wanted to clarify for anyone else who stumbles on to this post. The Dixie Craggers Atlas is confusing and misleading enough without adding to it...
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