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| Chocks are not a great idea in this rock, at least the big hex is least likely to fail. The webbing and carabiners add unnecessary points of failure. |
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| Adding the shaky tree doesn't really add security. If it pulls out it turns into a missile, |
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| Bowline without safety tie off for the end. |
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| I know it is a big rock but it is attached to absolutely nothing. Does slinging the tiny rock below it help? |
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| Good placements, but gear anchors are highly prone to breaking this rock. They survived. |
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| Tensionless anchor? Well, almost. |
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| That may be a good thing since the second anchor is on the tiny curved tree growing out of the rock. |
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| It's never too wet when you're making money. |
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| This is one of two anchors. You really don't need the tiny cams, the large tree will do. |
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| An anchor that takes the system over 90 degrees actually weakens the system. |
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| Piles of extra rope, but they use runners and carabiners, adding 4 unnecessary links to the chain. Oh, and don't strangle the tiny tree. |
