Jeff and Dusty working out the crux. 6-28-09.

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Jeff and Dusty working out the crux. 6-28-09.

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Guy coming up our 2nd pitch (5.8), which avoids the 10d pitch in the route description. This pitch goes straight up from the 1st pitch belay on huge flakes, traverses right to gain the pictured dihedral (sketchy gear up to this point, but bomber gear once in the dihedral), and then traverses hard right again on a ledge system to the base of the next pitch, which is the 5.9 dihedral w/ thin gear, that leads to the 5.10 'half circle' pitch.
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This pitch is pictured in Jeff G.'s annotated topo!

Jeff on ATO.

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Jul 4, 2009

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Jeff and Dusty (I assume) on the pitch before the crux. 6-28-09.

The upper half of the crux pitch.

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The top of the crux pitch. Awesome exposure on perfect golden granite.

Nate A. leading pitch 6, the crux pitch (pitch count starting from Middle Earth Ledge).

Guy coming up the stellar dihedral on the crux pitch. There are some nice, sanity bolts in this section where the crack pinches down and becomes non-existent.

From the summit, climbers' helmets on the crux traverse. 6-28-09.

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Looking up at the "half circle". Great 5.10 finger locks to pull over the roof.

The half circle pitch.

Photo topo for All Two Obvious showing options for running pitches together.

Pitch 7 (pitch count starting from Middle Earth Ledge).

One of the rap anchors. One descent option is to rap from anchors on and just left of the route (5 rappels with double ropes).

Pitch 4 (pitch count starting from Middle Earth Ledge).

Jeff pulling out of the half circle on All Too Obvious.

Pitch 1 (starting from Middle Earth Ledge).

Guy coming up our 2nd pitch (5.8), which avoids the 10d pitch in the route description. This pitch goes straight up from the 1st pitch belay on huge flakes, traverses right to gain the pictured dihedral (sketchy gear up to this point, but bomber gear once in the dihedral), and then traverses hard right again on a ledge system to the base of the next pitch, which is the 5.9 dihedral w/ thin gear, that leads to the 5.10 'half circle' pitch.
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This pitch is pictured in Jeff G.'s annotated topo!

Jeff and Dusty working out the crux. 6-28-09.

Jeff on ATO.

If you're not smiling by this point on ATO, maybe you should take up...golf?

The start of the approach pitch to get you to Middle Earth Ledge. There are other options too.

Jeff G. is following the Half-Circle pitch with Green Lake and the Keyboards in the background.

Higher on pitch 1 (starting from Middle Earth Ledge).

Jeff G. is in the tricky section after the 2nd bolt on the crux pitch.

Pitch 5 (pitch count starting from Middle Earth Ledge).

The final crux move is entering the dihedral above...

Higher on pitch 6 (pitch count starting from Middle Earth Ledge).

One of the best pitches in the Park....

One descent option is to rap from anchors on and just left of the route (5 rappels with double ropes).

Adam coming up the 10c finger crack on his onsight send of ATO.

A route overlay All Two Obvious.

The incredible "half circle" pitch. Joan cranking on the great finger locks.

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