Roughly the line of Serpentine is from slightly left of the base of the large tree, almost straight up the wall tending a bit left. Most of the line is visible in this picture.

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Roughly the line of Serpentine is from slightly left of the base of the large tree, almost straight up the wall tending a bit left. Most of the line is visible in this picture.

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Albert Ramirez at the belay of the second pitch.

Starting up Serpentine. It's a wandering sea of granite over here. Now where's the next bolt?<br>
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photo by: Michelle Kemmer

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Rebecca

Aug 7, 2008

“Roughly the line of Serpentine is from slightly left of the base of the large tree, almost straight up the wall tending a bit left. Most of the line is visible in this picture. ”

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Roughly the line of Serpentine is from slightly left of the base of the large tree, almost straight up the wall tending a bit left. Most of the line is visible in this picture.

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<br>
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