Bill Weiss topping out in the large dihedral on the bottom half of the route. We stepped right onto the big terrace, then did an angling traverse up and left to gain access to the large arching corner which defines the route.

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Bill Weiss topping out in the large dihedral on the bottom half of the route. We stepped right onto the big terrace, then did an angling traverse up and left to gain access to the large arching corner which defines the route.

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Pitch 5. The arcing corner continues.

Nate A. leading off pitch 6, the money photo pitch of the route.

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Dec 23, 2006

“Bill Weiss topping out in the large dihedral on the bottom half of the route. We stepped right onto the big terrace, then did an angling traverse up and left to gain access to the large arching corner which defines the route.”

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Beta. Englishman Route in green. Better than Love/Love Route in blue.

"Big Bob" LaGrange atop the "integrale" of Love and Englishman's Routes, June, 1961.

Craig Blankenship's photo with route lines drawn in: Love Route (yellow), Better than Love (red), Englishman's Route (blue, two finishes shown). Note that I have not done the upper part of the Love route so this may not be exact (the two climbers in the photo are on the Love route, however). The other lines I have done.

A photo route overlay of Englishman's Route.

This photo is copied from Blitzo. It shows how we varied up to and above the big terrace at mid-height. We followed the same line for the last pitch as in Jim Berg's description, which is also highlighted in red. Also, at the very top of the wall, it is easy to angle left and top out. However, we traversed back right and up through a steep slab and through a final roof. This was cool but exciting as there was rope drag and just a little pro.

Nearing the first belay, with Emerald Lake below.

Pitch 2 in late spring - not that hard to climb around the snow.

Looking up pitch 4, the start of the arcing corner.

Looking up pitches 2+3.

Looking up pitch 1.

The route starts in the diagonal corner system.

Bill Weiss in the middle of the second arching corner pitch.

Exit of pitch 6.

The end of our third pitch. Three pitches below you can see a dude with a red helmet and blue shirt on the white band. He is on the Culp-Bossier route.

Todd leading the second pitch.

Bill Weiss under the bulge at the top of the arching corner.

Pitch 5. The arcing corner continues.

Bill Weiss topping out in the large dihedral on the bottom half of the route. We stepped right onto the big terrace, then did an angling traverse up and left to gain access to the large arching corner which defines the route.

Nate A. leading off pitch 6, the money photo pitch of the route.

Bill Weiss nearing the top of the first pitch of the arching corner system above the big terrace. You can see much of this pitch face climbs to the right of the corner.

Old piton en route.

Englishman's Route (the way we went).<br>
Photo by Blitzo.

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