After standing at the lip, it's over. Except for some pretty hard 5.9 moves.

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After standing at the lip, it's over. Except for some pretty hard 5.9 moves.

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Tony on the roof crux.

Tony on the seldom-done last pitch to the Upper Ramp. Supposedly 5.9, the move out of the corner--straight left from the anchor bolts above the roof crux--past the fixed pin visible at the bottom of the photo, felt harder to me than the P1 face. In fact, I fell following here and dropped back down to the lip of the roof due to rope stretch.

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Ivan Rezucha

Nov 30, 2009

“After standing at the lip, it's over. Except for some pretty hard 5.9 moves.”

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After standing at the lip, it's over. Except for some pretty hard 5.9 moves.

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Lisa Montgomery

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