Looking up at the finishing ramp of Pitch 2. Belay at the top before crossing the 3rd class traverse. We shortened Pitch 1 and Pitch 2 so we ran up this ramp and across the traverse in one pitch (we had 3 feet left on our 70 meter rope.

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Looking up at the finishing ramp of Pitch 2. Belay at the top before crossing the 3rd class traverse. We shortened Pitch 1 and Pitch 2 so we ran up this ramp and across the traverse in one pitch (we had 3 feet left on our 70 meter rope.

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This would be the top of what I believe is the intended pitch 1 belay.

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G. Vesp

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“Looking up at the finishing ramp of Pitch 2. Belay at the top before crossing the 3rd class traverse. We shortened Pitch 1 and Pitch 2 so we ran up this ramp and across the traverse in one pitch (we had 3 feet left on our 70 meter rope.”

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