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Approach to routes on the upper tier of the Bihedral.<br> <br> Follow the approach trail up the hill until it cuts right toward the rock at a flat area. Spot a cairn by a big pine tree close to the rock. Head right, past the tree and around a rock rib. Climb the rock, mostly easy with a short 3rd-class section, up to the upper tier.
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James leading Rhodian Shores (Dave in the shadow, leading the Bihedral).
The "detached death block" from the comments getting lowered off. It probably wouldn't have made the road, but it was not worth the risk. Thanks, Laura, for the photo.
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Vaino Kodas
May 13, 2003
“Approach to routes on the upper tier of the Bihedral.

Follow the approach trail up the hill until it cuts right toward the rock at a flat area. Spot a cairn by a big pine tree close to the rock. Head right, past the tree and around a rock rib. Climb the rock, mostly easy with a short 3rd-class section, up to the upper tier.”  

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Don't think about it, just do it (Tommy Wiseau).
Grant on a toprope lap of Rhodian Shores, good fun! The bolt line falls just left of the rope.
James leading Rhodian Shores (Dave in the shadow, leading the Bihedral).
Approach to routes on the upper tier of the Bihedral.<br> <br> Follow the approach trail up the hill until it cuts right toward the rock at a flat area. Spot a cairn by a big pine tree close to the rock. Head right, past the tree and around a rock rib. Climb the rock, mostly easy with a short 3rd-class section, up to the upper tier.
The "detached death block" from the comments getting lowered off. It probably wouldn't have made the road, but it was not worth the risk. Thanks, Laura, for the photo.
Mmmm slabby.
Scotty boy going horizontal reaching for the 4th bolt.
Patrick struggling through slabby moves on Rhodian Shores. The route directly follows the bolts.

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