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Reflections of Fall 

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Type: Trad, 1 pitch, 90 feet
Consensus: 5.9 [details]
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Submitted By: Tuxebo on Aug 30, 2008

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Description 

This is a fun corner/ crack climb that has a good variety of movement. A somewhat dirty start leads to clean and sustained crack climbing and stemming in an offwidth corner, ending with steep fingerlocks.


Location 

This route goes up the obvious left-facing corner directly above the slab on the wall up and to the right of the Amphitheater.


Protection 

Well protected trad lead



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By Tuxebo
From: Middletown, RI
Aug 30, 2008

This climb was very fun and varied between the easy slab, awkward offwidth stem and pumpy fingerlocks. I would recommend leading this one as it is well protected.

By jackkelly00
Jun 26, 2009

UPDATE as of JUNE 26, 2009
This great route is guarded by some pissed-off falcons who set up camp on the ledge halfway up. There are about 4 baby falcons living there now...

By Nick Votto
Jul 20, 2009

Thanks Jack, Are you the guy climbing with my friend Parker? Everyone please avoid this climb until the falcons leave their nest. Thanks

By Will Maxwell
From: Connecticut
May 11, 2010

Falcons are gone, but their mess remains. Avoidable so long as you don't blow it in the offwidth/stem moves.