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Zig Zag Crack on Pitch 1 of The Big Tree. You could protect it with a #4 if you wanted, but the climbing is easy enough and there are enough alternative gear placements that a #4 is really not needed unless you want the training weight.
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Climbing Big Tree One pitch four
Looking down the first part of Pitch 3 of The Big Tree. 0.4-0.75 cams work well here.
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Steph Abegg
May 1, 2016
“Zig Zag Crack on Pitch 1 of The Big Tree. You could protect it with a #4 if you wanted, but the climbing is easy enough and there are enough alternative gear placements that a #4 is really not needed unless you want the training weight.”  

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