A lot of rebar under all that rock. Holding together pretty good.

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A lot of rebar under all that rock. Holding together pretty good.

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A First/Second/Third Flatiron link-up.

Moon set over the 3rd Flatiron.

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Aug 27, 2014

“A lot of rebar under all that rock. Holding together pretty good.”

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The Third in winter (Thanksgiving, 2007).

A First/Second/Third Flatiron link-up.

A lot of rebar under all that rock. Holding together pretty good.

Moon set over the 3rd Flatiron.

#1 East Face, #2 is College Drop Out (aka East Face North Side (per [[Rob Bauer]]13658).

Team of 3 simulsoloing the Third Flatiron viewed from Arch Rock.

Sept. 15, 2007.

Extremely well marked rappel stations.

The Third Flatiron from the south showing details of the rappel. Photo by Fabio Somenzi, annotation by Charles Danforth.

The coolest treadstone ever (on the descent trail).

Ernie Greenman's plaque at the summit. He joined the RMCC around 1913 and all but single handedly built the Royal Arch Trail.<br>
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It is said he led his five year old daughter to this summit while "Ma" Greenman was visitin' kinfolk in Kansas.

The start of the descent trail from the third (72') rappel landing zone.

Third from First trail.

Third from First summit.

West face.

3rd Flatiron shade at noon (left) and 12:30 PM (right) on Dec. 11, 2022. Note that the Standard East Face route is almost entirely in shade by noon this time of year and the descent to the north (looker's right) still has snow/ice from the Nov. 29 storm.

Third Flatiron Project—10/18/17, https://tinyurl.com/y8rc62re.

Third Flatiron Project—10/18/17, https://tinyurl.com/y8rc62re.

Looking N from the summit.

Full moon illuminating Boulder.

3rd after sunset from the 4th.

Jenna and her shadow doing her 1st rappel ever off the top of the 3rd.

BMO and Glenn at the rap anchors. You can do a single rap off the back with 2-60m ropes off these anchors.

Storm from the 3rd summit.

The Third Flatiron - viewed from the south.

Looking up at the last rap.

The Third.

Another E Face pic.

Somewhere on the E Face.

Ryan on the E Face (route?).

Picture taken of the Third from the descent trail of the First Flatiron.

3rd Flatiron.

Rappelling off the 3rd Flatiron summit.

Third Flatiron-Fall.<br>
Photo by Blitzo.

Third Flatiron.<br>
Photo by Blitzo.

Climbers on the summit.

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