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Steve Sarns follows pitch one, 10/17/81. From the fragile top of the flake, an unprotected blank puzzle must be solved.
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Pitch two, 10/17/81.
GB moving up and right to the amazing flake.
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George Bracksieck
Sep 25, 2022
“Steve Sarns follows pitch one, 10/17/81. From the fragile top of the flake, an unprotected blank puzzle must be solved.”  

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GB onsighting the cool opening sequence, 10/17/81. This turned out to be the only way to reach the compelling flake/crack systems that compose most of the route.
Anne entering the route's crux, which is at the top of P1, an awkward, bulging jamming/stemming sequence (10a), Nov. 6, 1983.
Anne following on double-ropes, 11/06/83.
Anne Leibold attracting strong gravity, 11/06/83. The start is in the shade to her left. The route's crux is in the steep, lowest segment of the long left-facing, left-leaning dihedral/flake, above the shaded roof, below the top of P1.
As the sun sinks slowly in the west... the start of pitch three. The approach was long and an exploration into the unknown. No guidebook existed; and we had to discover the long approach, which we reversed in the dark. Photo by Steven Sarns.
Pitch two, November 6, 1983.
Pitch two, 10/17/81.
Steve Sarns follows pitch one, 10/17/81. From the fragile top of the flake, an unprotected blank puzzle must be solved.
GB moving up and right to the amazing flake.
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