After Six follows the well worn path on the left and then up the "arete". The worn path on the right (that mantles over the large block) is Nutcracker.

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After Six follows the well worn path on the left and then up the "arete". The worn path on the right (that mantles over the large block) is Nutcracker.

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Sandra on lead - After Six.

Rope solo on After 6... what a great way to finish the day...

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Lee Jensen

Sep 20, 2006

“After Six follows the well worn path on the left and then up the "arete". The worn path on the right (that mantles over the large block) is Nutcracker.”

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At the start of "After Six" April '78

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Sandra on lead - After Six.

After Six follows the well worn path on the left and then up the "arete". The worn path on the right (that mantles over the large block) is Nutcracker.

Rope solo on After 6... what a great way to finish the day...

Atop After Six, right at sunset

Kelly leading pitch 5 of After Six.

Lauren at the top of after six.

Starting the descent off Manure Pile Buttress.

Over my left shoulder are the 5.7x and 5.7r variations. 5.7x is on the eret with no pro and the 7r is the crack.

While a big bro is not necessary for this climb, you can certainly find a spot for it on p1.

Leading out on upper pitch, photo by Joel

Richard Duncan topping out on pitch one.

Top of pitch 4 (guide book).

Déna and the Dome...kind of

Leading the first pitch of After Six, getting stemmed out on the face holds

In the middle of After Six

After Six is a very popular free solo. <br>
Photo by Blitzo.

top pitch

Emile and Cyril on last pitch
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the wind really picked up on this exposed part of the climb

Ken Yager guiding on "After Six".<br>
Photo by Blitzo.

heading up Pitch 1

First pitch of After Six

Emile and Cyril about half way up

Someone free soloing the 4th(?) pitch as we were inching up the same face on gear. Inspiring :0

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