From half way up the steep gully (2nd pitch) on Ames Ice Hose. I set up the belay a little short of the headwall due to having been hit in the face by ice (I was a little disoriented but finished the climb, leading the 4th pitch also). Pic taken on slide film in Jan. '98.

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From half way up the steep gully (2nd pitch) on Ames Ice Hose. I set up the belay a little short of the headwall due to having been hit in the face by ice (I was a little disoriented but finished the climb, leading the 4th pitch also). Pic taken on slide film in Jan. '98.

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Looking up at the 2nd pitch. We moved up and out of the shoot to the right side of the upper ice wall. There is a pin and cracks for pro.

Near the base, much of the lower route in the narrows is visible.

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“From half way up the steep gully (2nd pitch) on Ames Ice Hose. I set up the belay a little short of the headwall due to having been hit in the face by ice (I was a little disoriented but finished the climb, leading the 4th pitch also). Pic taken on slide film in Jan. '98.”

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