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Alexis following the 2nd pitch of "Super Pooper."
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The start of pitch 3 via guide book, but for us start of pitch 4 from how we did it and from here made it to the top with 60meter rope. sling and back clean gear accordingly to prevent heinuos rope drag at the top.
Start Super Pooper here for a more direct way into the crux. Detailed in the topo pic with the redline.
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Pam Neal
Oct 1, 2012
“Alexis following the 2nd pitch of "Super Pooper."”  

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Thought it would be fun to add this photo from back in the 'Iron Age' when it was still rated 5.9 ~ Keith on 'Super Pooper" 1968.
Catherine Conner leading the stellar second pitch of Super Pooper while David Sampson belays.
Fred Batliner looking suitably relieved after following P1. (c) Chris Owen
The Super Pooper as seen from the approach trail. The upper belay is about 80 rope meters from the ledge where The Trough starts. It's best to brake the traverse into two pitches because of rope drag.<br> <br> Belaying pitch 1 from the upper ledge is beneficial, there is less rope drag and the belayer has a better view of the climber.<br> <br> On pitch 2, avoid the slab above the roof. Go left and then cut back right. Rope drag can get unpleasant here.
Looking at Adam and Mike on The Vampire. Photo taken from Super Pooper.
Super Pooper.
The super pooper
Passing the crux on Super Pooper
Jake getting into the cruxy moves at the second buldge
The start of pitch 3 via guide book, but for us start of pitch 4 from how we did it and from here made it to the top with 60meter rope. sling and back clean gear accordingly to prevent heinuos rope drag at the top.
Alexis following the 2nd pitch of "Super Pooper."
Start Super Pooper here for a more direct way into the crux. Detailed in the topo pic with the redline.
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