Looking up at the route. P3 climbs the undercling roof that traverses from R to L at dead center. Then climb through the veggies to Lunch Ledge at the level of the top of the tree in the upper left corner.

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Looking up at the route. P3 climbs the undercling roof that traverses from R to L at dead center. Then climb through the veggies to Lunch Ledge at the level of the top of the tree in the upper left corner.

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The fantastic first pitch of Fingertrip.

Reckless soloist with approach shoes on very "loose" blocks of P1.

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“Looking up at the route. P3 climbs the undercling roof that traverses from R to L at dead center. Then climb through the veggies to Lunch Ledge at the level of the top of the tree in the upper left corner.”

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Looking up at the route. P3 climbs the undercling roof that traverses from R to L at dead center. Then climb through the veggies to Lunch Ledge at the level of the top of the tree in the upper left corner.

Reckless soloist with approach shoes on very "loose" blocks of P1.

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