Ascensioni in Parque Nacional del Teide come Hang dog

The rock is a finger destroyer, very sharp. The route isn't technically difficult, except for the last part, where it supposedly joins the 6b 'Callejón oscuro' on the right (they share an anchor), which I didn't manage to climb. And you swing back quite a bit when you fall there. The obvious path up for the 'puta' keeps going straight up from the last bolt, but then you end up on a small plateau above the level of the anchor and you have to walk sideways and then lean on the rock from above to clip at the anchor. So, that's obviously not right.

Hard. Tough rock, painfull for fingers. The first 3 meters was the most fun part.