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| Euro sport climbers, everything is actually climbing gear. |
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| Five feet up the tree, an unnecessary runner and carabiner. |
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| I guess it's a bowline. |
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| Clove hitch on nice new wire gate biners. |
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| A cordalette, single carabiners, and a runner for a third anchor. |
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| "I don't trust my anchors, so I'll sling this knob." |
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| No backup, just inches of tail. |
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| A yard sale of everything they had, but they still couldn't get over the edge. |
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| Another unneeded sling and carabiner |
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| The Euros moved here. The rope label said 200' 9mm static. |
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| Can't stop them. See all the extra rope? |
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| Lots of rope to just tie a knot. |
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| This is not bedrock, just a block. |
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| Looks like he figured out he had enough rope. |
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| Loops of 9/16" webbing coming from the tree on the left and from the right. |
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| Completely side loading the carabiners. |
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| So they added 2 small cams, a runner, and a quickdraw. |
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| One anchor, it is bedrock. The red runner and loop in the rope serve no obvious purpose. |
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| The rope was tensioned to avoid slipping off. |
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| Anchors made from what appears to be a new canyoneering rope. |
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| Tied into a loop with the EDK (Euro Death Knot), most people would leave longer tails. |
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| Girth hitched a bunch. |
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