Near the top of pitch six. Dave belaying. Up above is the last pitch which is short and was wet, and somewhat slippery as climbing in the water couldn't be avoided. Not worth doing pitch seven unless it is dry. Another set of anchors could be seen up to the right which might be an alternate finish.

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Near the top of pitch six. Dave belaying. Up above is the last pitch which is short and was wet, and somewhat slippery as climbing in the water couldn't be avoided. Not worth doing pitch seven unless it is dry. Another set of anchors could be seen up to the right which might be an alternate finish.

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On the top of pitch 7!!!

Looking down pitch 3... actually we might have drifted onto "Direct" but it's all the same amazing view!

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Aug 9, 2009

“Near the top of pitch six. Dave belaying. Up above is the last pitch which is short and was wet, and somewhat slippery as climbing in the water couldn't be avoided. Not worth doing pitch seven unless it is dry. Another set of anchors could be seen up to the right which might be an alternate finish.”

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On the top of pitch 7!!!

Near the top of pitch six. Dave belaying. Up above is the last pitch which is short and was wet, and somewhat slippery as climbing in the water couldn't be avoided. Not worth doing pitch seven unless it is dry. Another set of anchors could be seen up to the right which might be an alternate finish.

Looking down pitch 3... actually we might have drifted onto "Direct" but it's all the same amazing view!

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