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Approaching the crux. A bunch of pretty hard moves lead to the crux which is reaching over the smaller overhang below the bigger overhang. Our rope is through the anchors on the route just right of Divination. This is a bad idea, because of the swing for the second coming over the final roof.
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Stepping over the final ceiling onto a miracle foothold is easy 10 if you're reasonably tall.
Clipping about halfway up.
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Ivan Rezucha
Sep 13, 2004
“Approaching the crux. A bunch of pretty hard moves lead to the crux which is reaching over the smaller overhang below the bigger overhang. Our rope is through the anchors on the route just right of Divination. This is a bad idea, because of the swing for the second coming over the final roof.”  

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Climbers on Divination; photo: Bob Horan Collection.
Brent Pohlmann just below the crux on the first <br> pitch of Divination.
Stepping over the final ceiling onto a miracle foothold is easy 10 if you're reasonably tall.
Approaching the crux. A bunch of pretty hard moves lead to the crux which is reaching over the smaller overhang below the bigger overhang. Our rope is through the anchors on the route just right of Divination. This is a bad idea, because of the swing for the second coming over the final roof.
Clipping about halfway up.
Jan on lower 5.10 section of Divination (taken by Greg Hill).
Nick working the crux roof on the short P3.
Contemplating the step over the final roof on P1.
Kevin near the bottom.
About to clip the bolt above the crux ceiling. It's a difficult clip, so it may be better to finish the move and then clip at your waist.
Nick pulling small roof before low angle slab section on pitch 2.
Jan and Bryan at the base of Divination (sorry, it's not really an action photo). Taken by Greg Hill.

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Ken Heiser
Boulder, CO
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