Highly detailed beta for both movement and protection on the "Bat Crack".

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Highly detailed beta for both movement and protection on the "Bat Crack".

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Reaching for the mantle holds on The Vampire.

Nick Buffini on the Bat Crack. Copyright Harrison Weinberg.

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Mar 29, 2015

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Reaching for the mantle holds on The Vampire.

Highly detailed beta for both movement and protection on the "Bat Crack".

Nick Buffini on the Bat Crack. Copyright Harrison Weinberg.

Nice form on the Bat Crack. 6-29-13

My friend at the Bologna Slicer on a cold January day, helping me celebrate the lunar new year. Almost a year post-op. Couldn't have asked for more.

Bill Dabbert post P2 crux

Snake cruzing P2

Matthew popping off the slab crux.
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Copyright Harrison Weinberg.

Thomas firing the mantle at the end of P1! Thought the full moon would be brighter but would up casting a shadow on the vampire for a spooky pre Halloween send!

Will bringing that Colorado weather with him.

Peter Hayes atop the cranky .10d section of the lower Bat Crack circa, 1990.

P3 - the slab. moves

The Vampire from the start of The Trough. You can see shadows of flakes which make up The Vampire leading up from the Bat Crack.

ANGELINA KALIANDA SENDS

Snake on P2 Crux

Jake Sends!

Mike giving a super attentive belay from the Direct Start

Matthew casting off into the exquisite flake system of P2.

The classic shot of the second pitch of The Vampire. Photo by Catherine Conner.

TODD SMITH

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Bat Crack on The Vampire (5.11a), Tahquitz Rock

Shaking out at the slab crux.

Lori Williams making it across the traverse to the bomber hold on P2

Bill Dabbert preparing to mantle on pitch 1

Mike Flood high up on The Vampire

Mike and Adam on the Vampire. Photo taken from Super Pooper

A cold February start

Sending stoke at the P4 belay. Photo by Bill Dabbert

matt milking the no hands rest mid way up the bat crack...

Todd Smith sends

The Vampire <br>

If there's a better climb anywhere please show me!

Clipping the first piece on P2

The first pitch

Direct finish for p3

The first real pitch of The Vampire.

Bill Dabbert following the direct start to the Bat Crack

from 50 classic climbs

Dan finishing P2. The traverse at the very end was actually so fun. Such a heroic pitch.

Cruising the up the flakes on P2 of The Vampire.

Fred finds it hard to hide his grin on pitch 4.

Orion stemming it out in the Bat Crack.

The Vampire

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Direct Finish

P3 start

Elijah preparing for the mantle on P1- We had to make an intermediate belay because of another party in front of us on the bolted belay of P1.

Enjoying the P2 flake from P1 belay

Tim on the direct start of the Vampire

Photo shoot day with Mr. B.B. showing Susan Thoen on the classic 2nd pitch.

Fred a few moves up the flake, pitch 2.

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