The 2nd pitch of Green Spur. To me, the crux was the beginning offwidth - pumpy, tricky feet, and a chance to fall on your belayer. The technical crux was actually fun. <br> <br> Photo by Kuba Musial, 3/21/23.

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The 2nd pitch of Green Spur. To me, the crux was the beginning offwidth - pumpy, tricky feet, and a chance to fall on your belayer. The technical crux was actually fun.
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Kuba Musial in the crux of pitch 3 of Green Spur, 03/21/23.

Jared Coburn stems wide up second pitch of The Green Spur. (c)2002 Mike Morley.

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Kris Gorny

Mar 26, 2023

“The 2nd pitch of Green Spur. To me, the crux was the beginning offwidth - pumpy, tricky feet, and a chance to fall on your belayer. The technical crux was actually fun.

Photo by Kuba Musial, 3/21/23.”

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The 2nd pitch of Green Spur. To me, the crux was the beginning offwidth - pumpy, tricky feet, and a chance to fall on your belayer. The technical crux was actually fun.
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Photo by Kuba Musial, 3/21/23.

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