J. Connell Leading Pitch 2, just beyond the initial finger crack and the right traverse to gain the next line.

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J. Connell Leading Pitch 2, just beyond the initial finger crack and the right traverse to gain the next line.

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Looking up at the amazing pitch 3 and 4.

Pitch 3 is mostly protected by nuts between the brownstone blocks. There are a few horizontals that take cams. Here is a photo of the #2 placement mentioned in some route descriptions.

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“J. Connell Leading Pitch 2, just beyond the initial finger crack and the right traverse to gain the next line.”

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