Outer Limits 

One of the most slack jawed ascents I ever saw was the 1st free ascent of this incredible route.
Scotty was working the "Whiskey Crack-esque" moves in the shallow crack and not finding much in the way of substantial protection. This was in the days of EBs, stoppers and hexes. He was at least 40' above his only good gear (a medium sized stopper) when it started to rain. All of us 'ground crew' saw doom approaching. But Scotty never backed down. He always said things would look better one move higher. None of us could believe it when he stepped out of the crack and fired the blank face to the top. Later he said the crack was pouring water and there wasn't any pro anyway so he just decided to run it out on the face to the top. Absolutely amazing!
Had he slipped it was a terminal fall for sure. Scotty was one in a million (or perhaps one in a billion).

Phil, I'm not familiar with 3-pin crack. Where is this in relation to say, Dunn's?

Scott, Three Pin is a fabulous route that I am sure you must have done. It is the prominent, right-facing dihedral about 50 feet right of Christene's Dream and about 100 feet left of Gymnastics.

Ahhh, that dihedral, the name crack threw me. I think we used to call it "The dihedral left of Gymnastics with the pins in it" :)