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Following the first crux move past the hangerless bolt. The bolt is somewhere right of Chuck's right knee. Bring the smallest stoppper you have whose wire slides through the nut to hook over the bolt. Chuck is climbing a bit left of where I do these moves.
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An easy hand traverse with good gear leads to a stance to the right of Chuck. There's a hard move to reach the finger crack by Chuck's left knee. John Courtney is belaying.
West side of the Third Flatiron.
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Ivan Rezucha
Oct 26, 2005
“Following the first crux move past the hangerless bolt. The bolt is somewhere right of Chuck's right knee. Bring the smallest stoppper you have whose wire slides through the nut to hook over the bolt. Chuck is climbing a bit left of where I do these moves.”  

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An easy hand traverse with good gear leads to a stance to the right of Chuck. There's a hard move to reach the finger crack by Chuck's left knee. John Courtney is belaying.
Following the first crux move past the hangerless bolt. The bolt is somewhere right of Chuck's right knee. Bring the smallest stoppper you have whose wire slides through the nut to hook over the bolt. Chuck is climbing a bit left of where I do these moves.
West side of the Third Flatiron.
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