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Stem Cell

This route is located in the Southern Region at What About Bob Wall

 Tumble Dry Low

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Tobacco Crack Ho 5.8 R (Trad) *

First Ascent: Don McGlone, Jeremy Egleston in 2006
Length: 45ft
Gear: (report bad anchors)

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20 feet right of WS you will see this face. Climb chossy pockets to a ledge that appears ready to blow. Step right and get your first decent piece of pro. Make a cool move using face holds at the dihedral to top out. Move left to belay. Reach down to gain anchors on a sport project to rap from.
Moves: unknown
Descent: unknown
Stays Dry:
Owner: Private
Steepness:
contrived (1) sharp (1) short (1) pockets (1)
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michaelarmand said on October 9th, 2007
Not a good climb at all....really sandy and the anchors are 25 feet left of the climb.
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redwards said on April 2nd, 2013
Not good. Very sandy, fragile rock, and a contrived traverse to the anchors 25 feet left for another climb.