Type: Aid, 1100 ft (333 m), 12 pitches, Grade V
FA: Nate Brown Spring 2000
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Shared By: Nathan Brown on Jul 10, 2009
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I did this route by myself the weekend before college senior year finals. Hahahahaha. It was dangerous! I was young, dumb, and fired up. Super Senior climbs the crack immediately right of Wind Sand Stars and joins the Futura after 6 or 7 pitches. I vaguely remember the crux was probably the last "new" pitch. Crux involved beak tips for a long ways over a slab. I drilled a beak hole or two toward the top of the pitch.

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Crack immediately right of Wind Sand Stars and between WSS and The Futura.

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Nailing stuff, beaks...

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