If you really want two anchors, don't make them off the same point.
A couple of cams aren't a great help in this brittle rock.
All that mess converges on one thin runner.
The dead stump and skinny tree seem to call to people.
The stump has 1/4" clothes line, this hasn't been seen in decades.
The skinny tree gets a fat haul strap.
The clothes line goes to a single quick link, not a carabiner, there is no gate. I think that is a leaf caught in the rope.
Here the stump is paired with a tree with mostly exposed roots.
The anchors meet at two non-locking ovals that are being side loaded.
This is what you call suboptimal, the rope can saw away at the webbing.
We call this a yard sale, lay out everything you own and clip it together.
Not quite a tensionless anchor, the lines shouldn't cross and three wraps are the minimum.
Another daisy chain, these things are expensive for anchors.
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