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As noted in another photo, a BD C4 #2 provides solid protection for the low crux. Heads up... the flake at lower right rocks just enough to cause concern. I wouldn't belay under it.
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This photo was taken on Decadence Day.<br> <br> An end o' season thing we used to do. Where everyone would bring TON's of food, grills, Beer & Wine by the case, chairs shit you name it....<br> <br> Then we consumed & Climbed the day away<br> <br> <br> Check out them tights!
A bomber #2 C4 protects this move. Solid route. Photo: Jungle Dog
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Bryan Keller
Sep 10, 2011
“As noted in another photo, a BD C4 #2 provides solid protection for the low crux. Heads up... the flake at lower right rocks just enough to cause concern. I wouldn't belay under it.”  

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This photo was taken on Decadence Day.<br> <br> An end o' season thing we used to do. Where everyone would bring TON's of food, grills, Beer & Wine by the case, chairs shit you name it....<br> <br> Then we consumed & Climbed the day away<br> <br> <br> Check out them tights!
As noted in another photo, a BD C4 #2 provides solid protection for the low crux. Heads up... the flake at lower right rocks just enough to cause concern. I wouldn't belay under it.
A bomber #2 C4 protects this move. Solid route. Photo: Jungle Dog
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