He stopped and belayed in the middle of the pitch, at the top of the corner above the first crux roof. A very good idea if the follower might have trouble with the roof.

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He stopped and belayed in the middle of the pitch, at the top of the corner above the first crux roof. A very good idea if the follower might have trouble with the roof.

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Elbows, thighs, whatever it takes.

RRuef pulling the roof of Shockley's, after linking it with the first pitch of Strictly from Nowhere

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Denis O'Connor

Apr 10, 2006

“He stopped and belayed in the middle of the pitch, at the top of the corner above the first crux roof. A very good idea if the follower might have trouble with the roof.”

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A cropped version of a photo submitted by Denis O'Connor.

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Crystal begins negotiating the roof.

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Elbows, thighs, whatever it takes.

He stopped and belayed in the middle of the pitch, at the top of the corner above the first crux roof. A very good idea if the follower might have trouble with the roof.

RRuef pulling the roof of Shockley's, after linking it with the first pitch of Strictly from Nowhere

AJ pulling the roof

pulling the roof move

Success! And she managed to maintain her sense of humor.

My lead of the money pitch. Thank you Ashlee for the picture.

Many options exist. This being the groin jam technique.

me on Shockley's Ceiling 8/20/2011

The best part

I'm leading Shockley's as the last pitch of a Strictly from Nowhere linkup.

Laura topping out with Dominic Albanese belaying away.

Finishing up the final pitch

Trending up and to the right at the start of P2

Joel Ryan topping out Shockley's.

Of course, it wasn't entirely over. Here she approaches the second roof, which some find more difficult than the first. (But not Crystal--she cruised it.)

Some good exposure, although you don't notice it when doing this move, since you can't even see your feet, let alone the hairpin turn.

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