This file contains a palimpsest of descriptions of the Rattlesnake Rock climbing area. I have made these multiple versions to show both how a paragraph might develop and how information might well be presented in different fashions. Rattlesnake Rock is a pleasant, wooded outcrop of granite located in the Blue Hills Reservation. While some routes can be lead, most are toproped.
Some popular areas have bolts for anchors, and others require a healthy supply of sling.
This version worked fine for its original task, which was to fill up space in prototype version of a guidebook chapter that showed basic page layout properties. But it does not suffice in the long run. On my next try, I forget I ever wrote the first document. Instead, I write down everything I could think of that I might put into a description. One recipe for organizing a descriptive paragraph is to divide the whole into smaller elements.