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Climber doing the traverse on pitch 2 (I think) of Peregrine Traverse. Sept 2003.


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rpcyup...

Voted 10/10

..he's about 1/2 way up P2 of Peregrine......nice easy traverse with many shiny new bolts.
Posted Oct 12, 2004 12:38 pm

Brian JenkinsRe: yup...

Hasn't voted

Yeah, these guys took forever to do the traverse. I still think the crux must be just getting to the start of the climb. Some of that hike in was a mess, eh?
Posted Oct 12, 2004 2:02 pm

rpcRe: yup...

Voted 10/10

I agree - those steep dirt slope traverses were a pain in the a.. on the approach.

I think the traverse is soft for .7 - I'd think it's more like a .6. Only potentially .7 section is a 20 foot slab at beginning of P4 (2 variations are given for this section in book, the slab is the harder one) - and it's beautifully protected by many new bolts.
Posted Oct 12, 2004 2:13 pm

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