Fewer people, just as crazy

All that rope, but he used a sling and a carabiner, additional points of failure.

Same here, looks like they weren't too sure of their knot, so they tied a stopper the size of a grapefruit.

Hardware is never a good idea in this rock.

Less so when it is in puny loose rocks.

The stopper's flying clip to the anchor.

The main anchor.

It is a tensionless anchor, mostly by accident.

Looks like he thought about a knot at right, but gave up. Neither of the stoppers is what he was attempting.

Might as well add some draws.

Rope above gets a flying clip to a sling.

A very dead tree, the carabiners open in the same direction.

Runners around everything.

Unclear on the concept

Not the best tree.

Tiny tree, chock under a loose block.

Well, it is a backup, halfassed, but a backup.

That's the only anchor, love the towel to pad the edge.

Barely tensionless anchor.

Thankful the anchor worked

He had lots of rope but used a runner and carabiners, added points of failure. Is that a bowline?

Marginal placements and mystery knots.

Couldn't find a smaller tree.

When they have it, they use it.

2 Ropes and webbing wrapped around every available object.

The ends are tied together over the edge, otherwise, no knots.

Speechless

So much thought, all bad.

The other "anchor".

Dragging the climbing rope on the rock.

It is a perfectly good rope.

Really old cargo strap, rope dragging over edges.

He moved the anchor,to another climb, high up a tree.

Worst anchor ever?

Yes, the tree is slung, one carabiner goes to a rope, which goes in 2 directions, including something jammed in a crack at right.

Lots of 9 mil and single carabiners, gate down.

They missed the dead tree sooo much.

Clearly, everything they owned.

Smallest tree ever used.

Be afraid, be very afraid.

Teach your children well, or something like it.

The school came up a little short on their anchors, so they added runners. A real knot would be a better idea. Ikea shopping bags are popular among gym climbers who don't own a real pack.

At least the runner is at the bottom of the tree.

Beautiful day but WTF?

Aerial anchors, side loaded carabiners.

Piles of rope but added webbing and a carabiner.

Same thing again...

and again,

and again,

Again?

Why yes, yes it is.

Really?

Tiny tree.

Single strand webbing.

Fortunately, there was a big tree, not just 2 pieces.

One tree, how many anchors?

Webbing way up the tree, to carabiners and static rope with a cordalette "backup" side loading a carabiner.

The webbing isn't really a loop, note the carabiner.

First timers.

Dumbing the anchor down to 9/16" webbing instead of using the stronger rope.

Dragging the climbing rope over an edge.