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Its nice to have your feet up high<br> photo courtesy of www.caseyhyer.com
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I'm 5'6", so its doable for short people. photo courtesy of www.caseyhyer.com <br> Edit: I just noticed the two cams at my chest. Unless that spot has improved over the years, both of those cams popped on my several times and I eventually quit using them.
This gully is so broken and chossy its kind of hard to tell what's what. Tyler's topo is awesome but this is updated and from a slightly closer angle.
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tenesmus
Sep 17, 2011
“Its nice to have your feet up high
photo courtesy of www.caseyhyer.com”  

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One of my favorite moves in all of the Wasatch. Rockover onto that teeny little triangle of rock, grab the sloper, figure out how to keep it as you move by. Pic from way back when Mike redpointed.
I'm 5'6", so its doable for short people. photo courtesy of www.caseyhyer.com <br> Edit: I just noticed the two cams at my chest. Unless that spot has improved over the years, both of those cams popped on my several times and I eventually quit using them.
Its nice to have your feet up high<br> photo courtesy of www.caseyhyer.com
This gully is so broken and chossy its kind of hard to tell what's what. Tyler's topo is awesome but this is updated and from a slightly closer angle.
The final crux is pretty dang fun!<br> photo courtesy of www.caseyhyer.com
The first bit<br> photo courtesy of www.caseyhyer.com
Eases up here...<br> photo courtesy of www.caseyhyer.com
The angle of the climbing
Getting through this roof is super fun!<br> photo courtesy of www.caseyhyer.com
Its a really good idea to belay from the first bolt. There is a two bolt belay about 20 feet right, directly under the top belay and near the tree in the bottom of this photo. However, if you belay from there, the rope is directly under the leader and no one wants to fall onto their own rope. <br> photo courtesy of www.caseyhyer.com
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