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Underclinging the overhanging corner between bolts 3 and 4. I places a couple of small nuts at the bottom of the corner to protect the move up to the corner. The nuts pulled out soon after I clipped the 4th bolt out to the right. Photo by Chuck Graves.
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Luke following P4 at the second bolt, with Ivan belaying. Photo by Chuck Graves.
On the P4 crux pitch, approaching the 2nd bolt. I placed a couple of trad pieces down and right from the first bolt. Photo by Chuck Graves.
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Ivan Rezucha
Nov 25, 2007
“Underclinging the overhanging corner between bolts 3 and 4. I places a couple of small nuts at the bottom of the corner to protect the move up to the corner. The nuts pulled out soon after I clipped the 4th bolt out to the right. Photo by Chuck Graves.”  

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