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Luke rocking onto his left foot. Hands are good but low. Easy 10? The bolt is maybe 4 feet to the right and up a bit.
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Luke following at the crux at the 5th bolt. From the 6th and last bolt, visible above Luke, you diagonal left to the thin left-facing flake.<br> <br> Two Jews Blues climbs the roof above near the far left of the photo. The first tier is climbed at the very edge of the photo, and the second tier is climbed just left of the bush. From there the route angles left and up to a belay right of the tree at the top left corner of the photo. Then straight right and up the rounded arete.<br> <br> Craggy Tur climbs the nice looking thin crack above the roof near the center of the photo. The crack apparently closes off at one point, since there is a bolt there. This is the 10c crux of that route.<br> <br> To the left of Craggy Tur is a nice looking pillar through the roof. There is a line of bolts up to and along the left side of the pillar and over the roof. I don't know what that line is.<br> <br> There is an 11c bolted line to the right of Luke that shares the first 2 bolts of this route and then cuts way right and up right of the black streaks.
This photo clearly shows the start of the route.<br> <br> Luke is walking back right on the tiny ledge above the ceiling. Last holds for a long time. We've unclipped from the 1st bolt and the cam we used to get to the first bolt. Luke is approaching my hight point at the 4th bolt, where my mind turned to jelly. Luke led to the 5th bolt, and Chuck took it from there to the anchors.
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Ivan Rezucha
Aug 1, 2004
“Luke rocking onto his left foot. Hands are good but low. Easy 10? The bolt is maybe 4 feet to the right and up a bit.”  

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This photo clearly shows the start of the route.<br> <br> Luke is walking back right on the tiny ledge above the ceiling. Last holds for a long time. We've unclipped from the 1st bolt and the cam we used to get to the first bolt. Luke is approaching my hight point at the 4th bolt, where my mind turned to jelly. Luke led to the 5th bolt, and Chuck took it from there to the anchors.
Luke following at the crux at the 5th bolt. From the 6th and last bolt, visible above Luke, you diagonal left to the thin left-facing flake.<br> <br> Two Jews Blues climbs the roof above near the far left of the photo. The first tier is climbed at the very edge of the photo, and the second tier is climbed just left of the bush. From there the route angles left and up to a belay right of the tree at the top left corner of the photo. Then straight right and up the rounded arete.<br> <br> Craggy Tur climbs the nice looking thin crack above the roof near the center of the photo. The crack apparently closes off at one point, since there is a bolt there. This is the 10c crux of that route.<br> <br> To the left of Craggy Tur is a nice looking pillar through the roof. There is a line of bolts up to and along the left side of the pillar and over the roof. I don't know what that line is.<br> <br> There is an 11c bolted line to the right of Luke that shares the first 2 bolts of this route and then cuts way right and up right of the black streaks.
Luke rocking onto his left foot. Hands are good but low. Easy 10? The bolt is maybe 4 feet to the right and up a bit.

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