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Above the crux at the second crux. More than once I bailed from here. Gear is still hard to place, and the moves are a little sketchy with only a poor rest after the main crux below. The route angles right from here to the slit at the skyline (same as for Yellow Wall).
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My brother Paul at the rest before the crux. We're climbing on a 300' piece of 9mm rope, folded in half, that he got off a spool somewhere. What a deal.
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Ivan Rezucha
Feb 22, 2006
“Above the crux at the second crux. More than once I bailed from here. Gear is still hard to place, and the moves are a little sketchy with only a poor rest after the main crux below. The route angles right from here to the slit at the skyline (same as for Yellow Wall).”  

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Brett Zefting
1978, clipping a piece over the lip at the crux. This piece is really hard to place. There's another possible piece in the micro crack leading out to the lip (Josh says Ballnut, but something else sort of worked in the old days). I'm wearing all the latest home-made fashions: leg loops, 2" flat webbing swami, 2" webbing rolled and sewn into a gear sling. EBs with leather sewn over the canvas uppers.
Past the first crux with several more to come
Paul finishing up. Although it looks wild here, it's not too hard. The problem with rope drag is obvious in this photo.
My brother Paul at the rest before the crux. We're climbing on a 300' piece of 9mm rope, folded in half, that he got off a spool somewhere. What a deal.
Above the crux at the second crux. More than once I bailed from here. Gear is still hard to place, and the moves are a little sketchy with only a poor rest after the main crux below. The route angles right from here to the slit at the skyline (same as for Yellow Wall).

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Ivan Rezucha
Fort Collins, CO
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