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17 May 2008 photo of the high traverse. After hearing a bit of discussion about the ill-fated flake, I decided to climb up and see what was going on. Here you can see the gray patch of rock where the flake used to be...<br> <br> I didn't climb up the flake much higher than this because I was very skeptical of making the high traverse. I opted for the low traverse into the chimney. bleh!
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Beast flake awesomeness
A couple moves up into the Beast Flake. I protected with a purple camalot down low, then just moved the # 3 with me the rest of the way. Great stances for rests the whole way up.
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Cory B
May 18, 2008
“17 May 2008 photo of the high traverse. After hearing a bit of discussion about the ill-fated flake, I decided to climb up and see what was going on. Here you can see the gray patch of rock where the flake used to be...

I didn't climb up the flake much higher than this because I was very skeptical of making the high traverse. I opted for the low traverse into the chimney. bleh!”  

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Beast flake awesomeness
17 May 2008 photo of the high traverse. After hearing a bit of discussion about the ill-fated flake, I decided to climb up and see what was going on. Here you can see the gray patch of rock where the flake used to be...<br> <br> I didn't climb up the flake much higher than this because I was very skeptical of making the high traverse. I opted for the low traverse into the chimney. bleh!
A couple moves up into the Beast Flake. I protected with a purple camalot down low, then just moved the # 3 with me the rest of the way. Great stances for rests the whole way up.
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