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A four-year old on Lower Green Bucket. The climber in question could not understand where the name came from, and insisted on calling the portion she did 'Sand Bucket.' There was sand on the way up from the rain and bushes at the time I guess.
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Menehan's No Hands Slab, working the harder upper portion.
Any boulder will do for the littlest ones.
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John Ely
Jun 3, 2015
“A four-year old on Lower Green Bucket. The climber in question could not understand where the name came from, and insisted on calling the portion she did 'Sand Bucket.' There was sand on the way up from the rain and bushes at the time I guess.”  

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Menehan's No Hands Slab, working the harder upper portion.
A four-year old on Lower Green Bucket. The climber in question could not understand where the name came from, and insisted on calling the portion she did 'Sand Bucket.' There was sand on the way up from the rain and bushes at the time I guess.
Any boulder will do for the littlest ones.
A five-year old on the harder second portion of Menehan's No Hands Slab.
Kindergarten face on a quiet June afternoon.
Near the top.
This is the beginning traverse of the easy 'groove' route up the Kindergarten face.
A long reach on the Meenehan slab.
The Meenehan's slab negotiated by a tot just about three years old.
Lowering from the Silver Spot crevice.
A five year old negotiating the silver spot crevice.
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