P2 of Topo Oceans, which is now equipped entirely of modern harware. There is certainly a psychological crux from the point that Charlie is at now, until reaching the anchors (2 or 3 more bolts).

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P2 of Topo Oceans, which is now equipped entirely of modern harware. There is certainly a psychological crux from the point that Charlie is at now, until reaching the anchors (2 or 3 more bolts).

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Chuck masters the last pitch.The final pitch has more bolts, a little over body length apart, but climbing is steeper and feels thinner. It's also sustained with little or no opportunity to rest those aching calf muscles.

Anne Carrier, pulling the 5.9+ roof on the first pitch.

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Matt Chan

Sep 12, 2005

“P2 of Topo Oceans, which is now equipped entirely of modern harware. There is certainly a psychological crux from the point that Charlie is at now, until reaching the anchors (2 or 3 more bolts).”

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Chuck masters the last pitch.The final pitch has more bolts, a little over body length apart, but climbing is steeper and feels thinner. It's also sustained with little or no opportunity to rest those aching calf muscles.

P2 of Topo Oceans, which is now equipped entirely of modern harware. There is certainly a psychological crux from the point that Charlie is at now, until reaching the anchors (2 or 3 more bolts).

Anne Carrier, pulling the 5.9+ roof on the first pitch.

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