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All Locations > Colorado > Boulder > Eldorado Canyon SP > Redgarden Wall > Redgarden - S B… > C'est La Morte (5.9 5c 17 VI 17 HVS 5a)
The gear is tenuous on this 5.6 traverse until you get to the downward pointing flake where you can bury a #3 Camalot (or place any of a number of smaller pieces). The route cuts back hard right around the roof on the right to the same crux crack for The Flakes and Whistle Stop. Photo by Ivan Rezucha.
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Finishing Flakes with the crux of C'est La Morte...
Anne Carrier, starting the route.
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Luke Clarke
Sep 5, 2004
“The gear is tenuous on this 5.6 traverse until you get to the downward pointing flake where you can bury a #3 Camalot (or place any of a number of smaller pieces). The route cuts back hard right around the roof on the right to the same crux crack for The Flakes and Whistle Stop. Photo by Ivan Rezucha.”  

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Finishing Flakes with the crux of C'est La Morte...
The gear is tenuous on this 5.6 traverse until you get to the downward pointing flake where you can bury a #3 Camalot (or place any of a number of smaller pieces). The route cuts back hard right around the roof on the right to the same crux crack for The Flakes and Whistle Stop. Photo by Ivan Rezucha.
Anne Carrier, starting the route.
Gary Molzan leading the route, 1985.
Below the crux.
Relaxing near the first "good" pro.
Anne Carrier seconding C'est la Morte.
Rodger, low on C'est la Morte.
Anne near the end of the rotten band.
Jason Baker warming up with the classic "C'est La [Vie]." Eldo Canyon, Co.
Descent by rappel from C'est la Morte. Whistle Stop and C'est la Morte share the same "summit" ledge.

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