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Wide stemming on the second half. There is a hard move up high that you can bypass by moving right onto the arete for one move.
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Photo by Kris Thompson<br> <br> Just after the hardest single crux, but with <br> some tricky climbing and pro still to go. This <br> photo shows almost the entire route, bottom <br> to top.
Josh LaMar battling the thin crack up top.
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Ivan Rezucha
Sep 27, 2003
“Wide stemming on the second half. There is a hard move up high that you can bypass by moving right onto the arete for one move.”  

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Tonya starting the cruxy middle section.
Photo by Kris Thompson<br> <br> Just after the hardest single crux, but with <br> some tricky climbing and pro still to go. This <br> photo shows almost the entire route, bottom <br> to top.
Wide stemming on the second half. There is a hard move up high that you can bypass by moving right onto the arete for one move.

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Ivan Rezucha
Fort Collins, CO
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