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I was a little shaky getting stood up. I had expected the feature to the left to be an incut flake, but it was a slopey instead. So I kept on laybacking. The fourth and final bolt is just above my head. Photo by Ken Parker.
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The upper corner is fun enough, but a bit grungy, and due to the lack of anchors above, perhaps best ignored. Photo by Ken Parker.
The wall my feet are on overhangs a bit! Photo by Ken Parker.
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Ivan Rezucha
Feb 9, 2009
“I was a little shaky getting stood up. I had expected the feature to the left to be an incut flake, but it was a slopey instead. So I kept on laybacking. The fourth and final bolt is just above my head. Photo by Ken Parker.”  

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Midnight Rock, left.
The upper corner is fun enough, but a bit grungy, and due to the lack of anchors above, perhaps best ignored. Photo by Ken Parker.
I was a little shaky getting stood up. I had expected the feature to the left to be an incut flake, but it was a slopey instead. So I kept on laybacking. The fourth and final bolt is just above my head. Photo by Ken Parker.
The wall my feet are on overhangs a bit! Photo by Ken Parker.
A big stem and big stretch get you started. The piece protecting the crux is a gold Camalot. There's a bolt a little higher, near where my left wrist is. Photo by Ken Parker.
Armin Goodin on Union with Earth.

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Ivan Rezucha
Fort Collins, CO
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