I climbed this variation to the 3rd pitch back in September ('12). I haven't found any info about it though. Anyone know what it is, or if it is even established? It WAS full of bird shit..., but was also a perfect hand crack arching into a crimpy traverse that takes you right to the start of the OW proper. Pretty fun variation I thought. (minus the bird crap...) If you have any info, please let me know.

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I climbed this variation to the 3rd pitch back in September ('12). I haven't found any info about it though. Anyone know what it is, or if it is even established? It WAS full of bird shit..., but was also a perfect hand crack arching into a crimpy traverse that takes you right to the start of the OW proper. Pretty fun variation I thought. (minus the bird crap...) If you have any info, please let me know.

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Fiddlin' in another thin wire. 1994

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Mark Evans

Feb 24, 2013

“I climbed this variation to the 3rd pitch back in September ('12). I haven't found any info about it though. Anyone know what it is, or if it is even established? It WAS full of bird shit..., but was also a perfect hand crack arching into a crimpy traverse that takes you right to the start of the OW proper. Pretty fun variation I thought. (minus the bird crap...) If you have any info, please let me know.”

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I climbed this variation to the 3rd pitch back in September ('12). I haven't found any info about it though. Anyone know what it is, or if it is even established? It WAS full of bird shit..., but was also a perfect hand crack arching into a crimpy traverse that takes you right to the start of the OW proper. Pretty fun variation I thought. (minus the bird crap...) If you have any info, please let me know.

Fiddlin' in another thin wire. 1994

Inspired by Brad, pic taken by Vitaliy Musiyenko

I found a larger pic of the Climbing Magazine July 2005. It's tough to make anything out in the other one.<br>
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From Climbing Magazine: <br>
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Editors note: Despite the fact that three of our staff members have done Serenity Crack, and one learned to climb with Palais, the cover subject, we still missed this captioning mix-up. The cover of the July issue is indeed Green Adjective, 5.9.

Photo by Dylan

One of my favorite LCC routes. Definitely a Classic!!

Where the Wild Things Are

Green A goodness

non but shot

The manky anchor on top of pitch two. As Nathan mentions, 2 bad bolts, 1 good.

The beautiful Green A seam!

Sending Green A with the green send pig. Shot by Elise Buser

Me on the 5-10 start. Protected by a orange metolius half in the crack half out. Pretty manky.

FWIW, the gear used on one particular run at P1, not in order. Don't judge me, it was a high gravity day

Green A in 1994

Casey climbing Green Adjective

Kellen following P3 of the Green Adjective.

Be sure to extend your pieces

A beautiful evening on the Green A

Making the moves on the Green A just above the 5.10 start. This was the day before a climber popped his gear in this exact same spot and ended up in the hospital.

Lee seeks for friction while he moves his hands up the thin finger crack.

P3 of the Green Adjective.

almost to the top of P.1

First pitch. Beautiful line!

The 10a move off the deck

das craiger cruisin the green adjective 5.9 ****

The feet are there--You have to believe!!

Green A classic tips

Try not to breath too hard--your feet could blow out

Green A on the cover of Climbing July 2005.

Hackattack's very first time on the Green A!

Finger locks

steady......steady....

Almost over the hard part

A green C3 might as well be a #6 at times

The 3rd pitch OW on The Green A

Celebrating my 39th birthday last year in the only suitable fashion.

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