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The Pope's Nose from Flint Creek Trail.<br> KT Photo, 1980.<br> <br> Red - Contraceptive Cracks.<br> Yellow - Chalice Wall approx.<br> Green - Central Buttress.<br> <br>
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Topo by Dave Kozak<br> from Southwest Rock, 1985.<br> <br> We used to work together @ Forrest Mountaineering.
The Pope Nose<br> from Southwest Rock, 1985<br> by David Kozak.<br> The first guidebook for Durango.<br> <br> From the left:<br> Thunder Road IV, 5.9, A3.<br> Central Buttress, IV, 5.10, A0.<br> Chalice Wall, V, 5.9, A2.<br> Contraceptive Cracks V, 5.9, A3.<br> Brain Damage, II, 5.9+.<br> Brain Damage.<br> <br> The descent arrow makes me think: "Go down the other side?"
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Ken Trout
Jan 16, 2011
“The Pope's Nose from Flint Creek Trail.
KT Photo, 1980.

Red - Contraceptive Cracks.
Yellow - Chalice Wall approx.
Green - Central Buttress.

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Topo by Dave Kozak<br> from Southwest Rock, 1985.<br> <br> We used to work together @ Forrest Mountaineering.
The Pope's Nose from Flint Creek Trail.<br> KT Photo, 1980.<br> <br> Red - Contraceptive Cracks.<br> Yellow - Chalice Wall approx.<br> Green - Central Buttress.<br> <br>
The Pope Nose<br> from Southwest Rock, 1985<br> by David Kozak.<br> The first guidebook for Durango.<br> <br> From the left:<br> Thunder Road IV, 5.9, A3.<br> Central Buttress, IV, 5.10, A0.<br> Chalice Wall, V, 5.9, A2.<br> Contraceptive Cracks V, 5.9, A3.<br> Brain Damage, II, 5.9+.<br> Brain Damage.<br> <br> The descent arrow makes me think: "Go down the other side?"
Closeup of The Pope's Nose.
The Pope's Nose and the wall to the right that we climbed.
Far away shot of the Pope's Nose and the surrounding formations.
The Pope's Nose from the route we climbed on the wall to the right.
Photo of the route we climbed on the wall to the right of The Pope's Nose.
Approaching The Pope's Nose. We climbed the wall to the right.
Approaching the Pope's Nose, which can be seen in the very background of the picture.
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