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Current conditions in North Conway, NH at 9:45p on 05/24/13 - Temperature: 55.6 °F - Wind speed: 0.0 mph - Wind chill: 55.6 °F - Barometric pressure: 29.294 in - 3 Hour Barometer Trend: Rising Slowly - Humidity: 78 %
BugCON 2: some mosquitoes, possible blackflys swarming with minimal biting
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Climbing Area Index / Owl's Cliff: Left Cliff / Ruffled Feathers (5.8)
Directions:  It's right of the dike.
Description: It is fully protected by bolts, but is just spicy enough to keep you attenuated as you watch the piranha teeth of the Smoky Dike below you, ready to chew you up if you clumsily blow a foothold and take a spinning, screaming fall! Actually it looks harder than it actually is...
    Pitch 1: Follow the left slanting flake system to the anchor.
Gear: draws
Descent: rap the route
History:  Christina Callaghan

 
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