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Huge holds at and above the lip. Why is it so hard?
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At the first hard move. Undercling, smear, reach up for a decent edge, step left. The route continues with another hard move at the undercling flake up and right from Ken in the photo.
Happiness! The crux is over!
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Ivan Rezucha
Sep 10, 2004
“Huge holds at and above the lip. Why is it so hard?”  

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At the first hard move. Undercling, smear, reach up for a decent edge, step left. The route continues with another hard move at the undercling flake up and right from Ken in the photo.
Huge holds at and above the lip. Why is it so hard?
Happiness! The crux is over!
The second pitch of Mystic Mile. The crux is turning the overhang at the top of the corner (10a).<br> <br> The moves up the overhang are a long way above the last bolt, but there are good holds to clip the bolt above the roof.
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Marga Powell starting the 10a crux overhang on the second pitch.
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