As always, check the quality of the anchors before using. <br> <br> Double ropes can get you off and to Lamb's Slide quickly. <br> <br> Photo stolen from Leo Paik's photo in the Upper East Wall section.

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As always, check the quality of the anchors before using. <br>
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Double ropes can get you off and to Lamb's Slide quickly.<br>
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Photo stolen from Leo Paik's photo in the Upper East Wall section.

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Phil Wortman leading the crux pitch.
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Christa has just crossed manky ice and is approaching the difficult move onto rock ledge about ten feet above her.

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Trevor Nydam

Oct 16, 2006

“As always, check the quality of the anchors before using.

Double ropes can get you off and to Lamb's Slide quickly.

Photo stolen from Leo Paik's photo in the Upper East Wall section.”

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Mike Keegan leading the Chockstone pitch September 22, 2006.

Just another angle of Alexander's Chimney. Oct. 13, 2007

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Mike Hannig on the 1st pitch.

Chris on the 2nd pitch, just below start of the crux chimney. We took the left-most right-facing dihedral system above for our 4th pitch to Broadway.

Scratching for pick holds above the crux. Nate Erickson. April, 2012.

Phil Wortman leading the crux pitch.
<br>

<br>
Photo by Mark Sokol.

As always, check the quality of the anchors before using. <br>
<br>
Double ropes can get you off and to Lamb's Slide quickly.<br>
<br>
Photo stolen from Leo Paik's photo in the Upper East Wall section.

Christa has just crossed manky ice and is approaching the difficult move onto rock ledge about ten feet above her.

1st Pitch of Alexander's with The Diamond in the background.

The pitch below the chockstone. This was the only ice we encountered - dinner plate ice and shallow. There is another rap anchor body height of the climber on the right.

Gordo playing with Venoms on P4.

Nate Erickson leading above the chimney. On April 29, 2012, there was barely any ice on the route.

Alexander's and Smear on 11/21/2018.

The ice section above the chimney. The obvious line to ascend is the ice (not well-visualized here) on the L-angling ramp. In the lower right, you can see the rap above the chockstone.

Christa traverses snow on fifth pitch to rap anchor.

Andy Maguire pulling through the mixed crux above the chockstone.

Myself leading the mixed crux of the route with no ice.

Mark Sokol on the easy second pitch.

Crux of Alexander's in lean conditions.

Phil Wortmann on the crux pitch without any ice to climb on!

Christa leads up the second pitch. The chockstone is visible above.

Christa nearing the top of the third pitch.

Looking down from top of P4. Brian Verhulst climbing.

Leading P1 of Alexander's Chimney.

Mike Amato leading the first pitch.

Rick following the 1st pitch.

Christa on the third pitch exiting thin ice just above the chockstone.

Scott M. emerging from under the chockstone.

Scott Matz on pitch 2.

Conditions on Alexanders as of 9-28-08.

Scott Matz at the top of P3.

Looking back on a great route. 12.8.02.

Just before we bailed on P1, full conditions Oct 24th, 09'. The spindrift above my head would not let up!

The first pitch: after the step from the snowfield. Sloped rock, few pick holds, super fun.

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