The ledge to the left of the frame is the intended pitch 2 belay station. We belayed from the middle of the slab.

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The ledge to the left of the frame is the intended pitch 2 belay station. We belayed from the middle of the slab.

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taken left of that big split rock. scramble up and right, follow the red line in the picture 3/8

taken from atop the large split rock looking at the wall. climb starts just around corner in circle past the bush, left of the mars crater rock 6/8

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G. Vesp

Mar 13, 2015

“The ledge to the left of the frame is the intended pitch 2 belay station. We belayed from the middle of the slab. ”

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taken left of that big split rock. scramble up and right, follow the red line in the picture 3/8

The ledge to the left of the frame is the intended pitch 2 belay station. We belayed from the middle of the slab.

taken from atop the large split rock looking at the wall. climb starts just around corner in circle past the bush, left of the mars crater rock 6/8

very Flatirons-like climbing so far

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