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GB moving right, to the bottom of Army's obvious right-leaning handcrack. The yellow (white-looking) sling above me is hanging from AF's third bolt.
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GB at the first bolt of Armed Forces, at the best start for Army (after doing the fifth-class approach). Climb straight up overhanging huecos and jugs for about ten feet, and traverse right, passing AF's second bolt. Army's obvious, right-slanting handcrack is visible near the right edge of the photo. <br> <br> To my left is the small juniper, where Ariel begins (after the doing the fifth-class approach). You could also begin Army there, moving up about ten feet, placing a small cam, then making a longer traverse to the right, to reach the second bolt on AF. The photo's perspective makes left appear more up than left, and right appear more down than right.
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George Bracksieck
Mar 19, 2014
“GB moving right, to the bottom of Army's obvious right-leaning handcrack. The yellow (white-looking) sling above me is hanging from AF's third bolt.”  

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GB moving right, to the bottom of Army's obvious right-leaning handcrack. The yellow (white-looking) sling above me is hanging from AF's third bolt.
Arms Reduction,<br> Armed Forces,<br> and Army....
GB at the first bolt of Armed Forces, at the best start for Army (after doing the fifth-class approach). Climb straight up overhanging huecos and jugs for about ten feet, and traverse right, passing AF's second bolt. Army's obvious, right-slanting handcrack is visible near the right edge of the photo. <br> <br> To my left is the small juniper, where Ariel begins (after the doing the fifth-class approach). You could also begin Army there, moving up about ten feet, placing a small cam, then making a longer traverse to the right, to reach the second bolt on AF. The photo's perspective makes left appear more up than left, and right appear more down than right.
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