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Constructed retrievable

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This is a constructed retrievable anchor in Poncho Wash. No slings or bolts are left behind. It is fairly easy to construct such an anchor both in climbing and canyoneering, though the construction between doing this on a chockstone or wall (climbing) is completely different.

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Poncho Wash, Middle Fork Gem Canyon, and Enigma Canyon-April 13-15 2007 (Album)

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Poncho Wash (Canyon)

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Submitted by Scott
on Apr 30, 2007 5:50 pm

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Lat/Lon: 32.84000°N / 113.91°W

"In fact, I think you should add your body fat to the rating of the climb, to get a true measure of your inner climber. So climbing a 5.7 with 22% body fat is way harder than climbing a 5.14 with 3% body fat." --Mike Yukish