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Devine Climb

This route is located in the Middle Gorge Region at Middle Small Wall

 Mickey Mantle

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Spiderweb Tearoom 5.8 (Trad) *

First Ascent: Larry Day, Tom Seibert in 1976
Length: 150ft
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Walk a long 400 feet to the right of Devine Climb past some streams, corners and a rockhouse until you are about 50 feet from some large boulders. Look for a right-facing flake with an orange face above. Climb the flake to a ledge and belay. Pull a small overhang then move left on small holds to a ledge.
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Owner: NFS
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Larry Day said on January 31st, 2003
What I meant to say was, Gee Johnny!, you're doing some mighty obscure routes. Is there anything you won't climb? Then I remembered Tower of Power, oh, well.
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Larry Day said on June 19th, 2004
FA: Larry Day, Tom Seibert, 1976
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Curmudgeon said on August 23rd, 2004
Robert Molson and I did this route one fine Day ... < grin >
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Anonymous said on May 26th, 2015
Attempted this route 5/2015. Got about 50' off the ground before almost pulling an unseen massive chunk off rock off the wall. Marked with a faint X then promptly down climbed off. Heads up to future climbers!