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Current conditions in North Conway, NH at 3:15p on 06/15/13 - Temperature: 75.8 °F - Wind speed: 0.0 mph - Wind chill: 75.8 °F - Barometric pressure: 29.314 in - 3 Hour Barometer Trend: Falling Slowly - Humidity: 29 %
BugCON 4: almost too intense for climbing, DEET required
4 out of a possible 5
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Climbing Area Index / White Ledge (Albany) / Blister In The Sun (5.7)
Directions:  Start the same as Chasing the Sun.
Description: 
    Pitch 1: Climb up to the small overlap. Pull the blocky overlap and move left to a bolt (bolts right are Chasing the Sun). Continue straight up past a second bolt and gain a right facing flake. Follow the flakes and slab to the left of the pine on the cliff to the trees on top. Belay from trees. 150'
Gear: A normal rack
Descent: Rappel the route
History:  November 1,2012 - FRA. Jonathan Garlough & Joshua Corbett

 
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