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The deadman anchor didn't do so well throughout the winter. The large stack of rocks was kinda loose and jumbley, and, when I pulled on the sling, it came partly out. We stacked a few rocks onto it...

Probably could be carved out into it's own thread...!

Yeah, after the second rappel, you walk over to canyon right, and, there's a tatty webbing set of anchors. One was a loose block that looked...

The point is, with properly well done fixed anchors, they'd be bomber, good to go, low impact, would be great for everyone...

Instead of a bunch of junk.

'Bout 10 minutes with a power drill...

They are ghetto...

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Here ya go, though, if'n someone wanted to know the proper location for a nice bolted...

Spraying + bragging = spragging.

Interesting. Always good to hear the fresh meat's perspective...ha ha.

Let me interject by saying, after seeing the f'n aweome piles of rocks that folks use in Pleiades as rappel anchors, that,...

Sure, good advice.

IMHO, on the flip side of that, if you remove a perfectly good bolted anchor, and, someone gets hurt or killed, then you own some of that responsibility.