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Stepping out under the roof with good jams. Spiders From Mars is the curving corner at top right. The Caterer is the angular corner at center right.
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Switching feet to get the left foot onto a thin edge. The finishing jug is higher on the arete above Luke's left hand.
Reaching for the finger lock.
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Ivan Rezucha
Mar 10, 2007
“Stepping out under the roof with good jams. Spiders From Mars is the curving corner at top right. The Caterer is the angular corner at center right.”  

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Jungle Blues and Spiders from Mars climbs trad dihedrals on the right. Photo: Bob Horan.
Luke really didn't want to let go of the good right hand jam for the rounded underclings.
From these underclings you can lean left to where the crack opens up.
Switching feet to get the left foot onto a thin edge. The finishing jug is higher on the arete above Luke's left hand.
Stepping out under the roof with good jams. Spiders From Mars is the curving corner at top right. The Caterer is the angular corner at center right.
Reaching for the finger lock.
Standing on a dot, Luke reaches the arete.
Alex is actually climbing Spider from Mars, a 5.11b trad line just to the right of Jungle Blues from Jupiter. This is the 1st crux where Alex is about to get his right foot even with the small horizontal crack. That'll enable him to reach good holds above the bulge.
Pulling around onto the slab. You can get a blue Camalot at the lip. The crack opens up inside, so it might walk.
Underclinging the second roof using fair jams and decent knobs for the feet.
Starting the first crux. There's virtually nothing on the left wall. Finger jam or slick layback above the gear, smear, and lean left to the arete.
The 45 degree 10c crux roof is on the left. The aesthetic curving Spiders From Mars (11b) corner is in the center of the photo.

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