Rappelling from the top of Oraia Stiti (the book indicates four 30 meter rappels), I found at the second stance that one of the bolts could be extracted by hand… Not willing to risk a rappel from such a doubtful anchor, I kept goign down, hoping to find something better. I didn’t; we had a single 80 meter rope, and I couldn’t therefore reach the next fixed rappel anchor. At the end of the rope I was stopped on relatively easy and broken ground, where I could place a sling around a decent block, have my partner reach me, and easily traverse left to the second stance of the route. Easy, but a bit scary, and a potentially dangerous situation if you don’t have some gear that almost no one carries anymore on “sport” climbs (but I am an old climber…). If anyone is going to climb Oraia Stiti, I would warmly recommend to do it with two 60 meter ropes, allowing to skip the second stance and reach directly the third rappel, slightly to the right going down…