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There is a good crack system for a gear belay just under a small overhang 15-20 ft above this flake-lieing-on-the-slab. No need to touch it!
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Start of Hank Chinos. Right side of the first head wall has nice climbing, but gives more rope drag.
A close-up of pegmatite - difficult to see bolts with all that embedded mica
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Robert Hall
Jul 17, 2016
“There is a good crack system for a gear belay just under a small overhang 15-20 ft above this flake-lieing-on-the-slab. No need to touch it! ”  

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RW on the Pegmatite at the START of Hank Chinos
RW follows P1 Note the distinct "break" between the fine-graned granite to the right and the pegmatite above Ralph. "Contact" climbs the slab and flake(s) to the viewer's right (climber's left) of the small bush.
RW on the "headwall" of "Hank Chinos / Contact" taken from the Contact belay/rap stance (EDIT- a COMMENT by FA-er of Hank Chinos indicates that climb is probably 30 +/- ft right of this photo. )
RW starts off on our P2 (from the Contact anchors)
Pegmatite - a few feet above the start of "Hank Chinos"
Hank Tracy and Jon Garlough on the FA, 8/25/14
Third pitch of Hank Chinos.
Looking up at second pitch and big rock on Hank Chinos.
Start of Hank Chinos. Right side of the first head wall has nice climbing, but gives more rope drag.
There is a good crack system for a gear belay just under a small overhang 15-20 ft above this flake-lieing-on-the-slab. No need to touch it!
A close-up of pegmatite - difficult to see bolts with all that embedded mica
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