second pitch can take you to the top trees, but i lead to a rock anchor i made. maybe the only good rock above. bring a .5 camalot and the #10 or 11 bd nut and hope the block is still there.

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second pitch can take you to the top trees, but i lead to a rock anchor i made. maybe the only good rock above. bring a .5 camalot and the #10 or 11 bd nut and hope the block is still there.

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Approaching the green chasm!

Entrance to Greens. March 25, 2017.

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Jason Gates

Mar 13, 2015

“second pitch can take you to the top trees, but i lead to a rock anchor i made. maybe the only good rock above. bring a .5 camalot and the #10 or 11 bd nut and hope the block is still there. ”

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second pitch can take you to the top trees, but i lead to a rock anchor i made. maybe the only good rock above. bring a .5 camalot and the #10 or 11 bd nut and hope the block is still there.

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no more chockstone. more like one easy fifth class move. might be worth anchoring the first belay somewhere before the step, since belaying there was a bit snug in a party of two. managed to get two stubs in. no good rock gear right against the step.

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