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Bruce Hildenbrand installing a new bolt. Note the blow tube which Bruce used to clean rock dust out of the bolt hole.
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The second pitch of Night Vision. The crux face is protected by two pins and two new bolts.
Bruce Hildenbrand drilling out an old 1/4" bolt hole to accept a new 3/8" x 2.25" bolt.<br> <br> Somebody get this guy a Hilti!
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Ron Olsen
Sep 13, 2005
“Bruce Hildenbrand installing a new bolt. Note the blow tube which Bruce used to clean rock dust out of the bolt hole.”  

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Routes on the left side of Cob's North Face. Night Vision climbs the face and arete near the left edge. East Crack climbs a left-facing corner and thin crack. North Face Left climbs the face past an old pin.<br> <br> The routes meet at an alcove by the arete, and share a common final pitch to the summit.
The second pitch of Night Vision. The crux face is protected by two pins and two new bolts.
Bruce Hildenbrand installing a new bolt. Note the blow tube which Bruce used to clean rock dust out of the bolt hole.
Bruce Hildenbrand drilling out an old 1/4" bolt hole to accept a new 3/8" x 2.25" bolt.<br> <br> Somebody get this guy a Hilti!
The first pitch
Shane Zentner on Night Vision. The route pulls the roof directly under me. However, I decided to climb the roof on the right, then move left and clip the piton. The crux is above and left of me.<br> (PHOTO TAKEN BY RICHARD SIMMS)<br>
Tony Bubb leads up Night Vision to East Crack. Photo by Joseffa Meir, Y2K.
Crux face on the second pitch of Night Vision. Two new bolts protect delicate 5.10 face moves.
One of the old 1/4" Rawl buttonhead bolts that Bruce removed from Night Vision.<br> <br> Would you trust this to hold a leader fall?
A new 3/8" x 2.25" stainless steel Rawl 5-piece bolt, ready to hold a leader fall!

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Bruce Hildenbrand
Silicon Valley/Boulder
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