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| They had plenty of rope, but just had to use the cordalette. |
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| The anchor is way up the tree. Every time it was weighted the rope would jerk up in the air, just in time to trip someone. |
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| If you're going to sell people 2 cordalettes, talk about using a knot, not adding a point of failure, much less the single carabiner. |
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| Protecting the anchor from-- air. |
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| 7MM nylon cordalette, with 9/16" dyneema runner girth hitched, and yes, that is the climbing rope running through the runner, no carabiner. Dyneema melts at a lower temperature than nylon. A guy died at Great Falls this way. |
Wow, that last one might be the scariest and most dangerous anchor I have seen here.
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