Yard Sale

Ancient yellow cargo strap, single carabiners, at least the gates are facing up.

Old school, new school, still wrong.

Anchor rope could be bigger and longer so the climbing rope isn't rubbing on the rock.

There are chocks on either side of the block when the whole block could have been slung.

Yes its squishy boat rope. He knew it wasn't great but it was free.

Anchor with everything in the closet. I especially like the red 6mm cord girth hitched into the 2" webbing.

I guess he wanted to use all his carabiners.

Single strand webbing. Don't worry the small tree isn't holding any weight.

6mm anchor!

The orange rope is a rappel line, so at least it isn't a climbing anchor. The rope is at least 4 feet up the tree.

The line at left is 6mm accessory cord, attached with a single carabiner, gate facing towards the rock. The rope around the block in the background has one end going to the 6mm anchor and another to a different climb.

The second anchor for the other climb, almost more than 90 degrees away.

This yard sale is a rappel line and 2 ends of a rope rigged for roped solo climbing.

Yes, that's a quick link, with the collar grinding into the rock. That's a BFK so everything is AMGA OK, right?

So the BFK equalizes everything? No, no it does not

Lots of rope and still they use a carabiner, introducing a point of failure.

Stick that fat knot  in a flake.

A BFK sure, equalized, not so much.

A hundred feet of rope and you do this?

Right over that sharp quartz

Lots of rope but I guess they only know one knot.

RIP the dead tree. So who did it?

They cut the big stump from the last time too.

Nothing Saturday, Sunday made up for it.

Runner, single biner and lots of single strand webbing. Equalized? Not so much.

"Let's use everything we own." Lots of carabiners instead of knots.

Lots of webbing, single biners attached to a sling

Maybe if you stood on the rock you could put the runner higher. 

Brand new gear, ready to sidled those biners.

Enough rope to tie around the tree and eliminate 2 points of value.

Anchor 3 feet up a 2 inch tree.