Flower of High Rank. Using tree as belay stance.

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Flower of High Rank. Using tree as belay stance.

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Drone view of Flower of high rank. Unknown party seen on what I believe is Etude. Photo Credit: Thomas Nicolas

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Mark Sgt

Sep 9, 2009

“Flower of High Rank. Using tree as belay stance.”

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Me Posing if you will on the crux of the climb.

Lisa Pritchett leading Flower of High Rank

Make sure to put pro in above the roof in the crack to the left to protect your follower and keep the rope from sliding along the sharp edge of the roof if they fall. This happened to me on Saturday and we core shot our rope.

Craig on Flower.

pulling the roof on Flower of High Rank

Nathan Fitzhugh belayed by Kevin Aris.

High on Flower of High Rank.

View from the base

"...if I can just get my left foot UNDER the rope..."

Flower of High Rank<br>
Photo by Brian Cooper

Thanks to Greg and Jeremy for motivating me to continue after finishing the crux! The top of this route went way easier than I expected!

beware of the top roping heathen's gang-banging this buttress

Unknow climber at the business of Flower of Higher Rank. Most people place pro in the crack the climber is in. This works well too.

Kim starting out on the crack of Flower of High Rank.

The best part

Finishing off a solo lap on Flower.

Marty Roberts a few moves up from his belayer, Rick Graham. Note the climber to the left at the top of the first pitch of Etude.

Using the optional belay at the tree.

Finn

Thanks to Greg Davis for taking this radical shot!

Thanks to Greg Davis for the radical Shot!

TODD SMITH

Jasen belaying as AJ (in approach shoes) goes after the overhang.

Finn

The business

Unkown climber on the begining of Flower of Higher Rank. Not my ideal way to place pro, but what ever works. I think he wes pulling it to place higher.

Looking down from the tree.

Breaking through on the third attempt

The snowy start, late March, 2009.

Climber surmounting the crux overlap.

Cord on the tree with the smallest quick link I've ever seen. Jesus. Please stop leaving cord on the tree!

Looking up from the tree.

At the roof

Flower of High Rank from the bottom

Climbing the finger cracks on the lower section.

Climbing the classic hand crack above the tree.

Another unknow climber on the Flower.

Looking up the Flower

Flower of High Rank in Feb. A bit more difficult when you can't feel your fingers but always a great route.

Tree belay.

Flower of High Rank. Using tree as belay stance.

Drone view of Flower of high rank. Unknown party seen on what I believe is Etude. Photo Credit: Thomas Nicolas

Jonny about to pull the roof- <br>
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(Climbing in the clouds on 9/11/12)

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