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Looking up the 1st pitch of The Pulpit.
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Mid way through the alternative pitch two described before. Here is where the route crosses the water groove. If the groove is wet you can still cross without getting wet.
Sitting in the pulpit, The Pulpit
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Adam Paashaus
Jan 17, 2011
“Looking up the 1st pitch of The Pulpit.”  

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shoeing up for p3?... one of the water streak crossings
This is the best protected pitch of what the guidebook calls the <em> best protected climb at Stone Mtn</em>. The cheese grater swing potential on this pitch is a bit heady if you're not used to leading on granite. Double ropes *really* minimized rope drag.
Mid way through the alternative pitch two described before. Here is where the route crosses the water groove. If the groove is wet you can still cross without getting wet.
Looking up the 1st pitch of The Pulpit.
Sitting in the pulpit, The Pulpit
At the anchors on top of the first pitch.
After three pitches of climbing, the Oasis is a great spot for resting your feet and enjoying a snack.
Looking down P4 from the Pulpit
Looking up P4 from the Oasis. Grand Funk Railroad (which this joins partway through) seen against the skyline.
The Oasis from the bottom of the corner halfway through P3
Variation of pitch two that is 5.9 and trends up and right that crosses the water groove with a rock that is not wet. You end up in the flakes 40 feet below oasis. I would advise this pitch only if you are okay with runout.
Looking down P3 from the anchors at the Oasis.
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