Tony Bubb "leads" (solos) up the narrowing ridge of the route, headed for another spacious belay ledge. Photo by Sarah Shull, 1996.

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Tony Bubb "leads" (solos) up the narrowing ridge of the route, headed for another spacious belay ledge. Photo by Sarah Shull, 1996.

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The route follows the buttress in the sunlight on the left. Two false summits are on the route.

Climbers on the NE Ridge, as viewed from the summit of the Petit Grepon.

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Nov 19, 2007

“Tony Bubb "leads" (solos) up the narrowing ridge of the route, headed for another spacious belay ledge. Photo by Sarah Shull, 1996.”

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Tony Bubb "leads" (solos) up the narrowing ridge of the route, headed for another spacious belay ledge. Photo by Sarah Shull, 1996.

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