Spaceshot/Leaning Wall descent beta, view from Desert Shield. 1 - top of Spacehot, 2 - first rappel is from the large pine tree, rap the slab and then hike to second rappel, 3 - location of second rappel.

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Spaceshot/Leaning Wall descent beta, view from Desert Shield. 1 - top of Spacehot, 2 - first rappel is from the large pine tree, rap the slab and then hike to second rappel, 3 - location of second rappel.

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Solo Ascent - October 21, 2008 - taken from Scout's Lookout

Luke coming up to Earth Orbit Ledge

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“Spaceshot/Leaning Wall descent beta, view from Desert Shield. 1 - top of Spacehot, 2 - first rappel is from the large pine tree, rap the slab and then hike to second rappel, 3 - location of second rappel.”

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Solo Ascent - October 21, 2008 - taken from Scout's Lookout

Spaceshot/Leaning Wall descent beta, view from Desert Shield. 1 - top of Spacehot, 2 - first rappel is from the large pine tree, rap the slab and then hike to second rappel, 3 - location of second rappel.

Luke coming up to Earth Orbit Ledge

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Bailing because of too much traffic.

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Nice view from the river.

Big Wall James stylin the fourth pitch.

Clean and steep wall! P6 belay, Spaceshot.

Me at the base of the last bolt ladder.

Dan at the first pitch of aid.

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Space Shot as seen from Angles Landing.

B on P4 of Spaceshot.

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The last, exposed pitch. Stepping over that ledge is sweet.

Spaceshot as seen from Desert Shield

Very popular route, thus the traffic.

View of the Leaning Wall from Desrt Shield

Jesse Kirby jugging high on Spaceshot.

Having fun climbing with the Pig on Spaceshot

The first rap starts on the big tree on the far right of the photo. After topping out head down and across some slabs towards this headwall.

from the road, with approach pitches in view

relaxin top of third<br>
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Getting into the splitter system in 2006. It just keeps going and going.

Short fixing pitch 5 while Cheese jugs P4. Go, Go, Go!!

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