P2. Don't move right on this pitch, go left to the anchors under the roof.

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P2. Don't move right on this pitch, go left to the anchors under the roof.

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Tapir Terrace, looking at the rest of the route. BTW I went right to some old bivy anchors. So we had to shuttle our bags over left to get back under the route.

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P2. Don't move right on this pitch, go left to the anchors under the roof.

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