Tony Troia and Jason Alexander at the base of The Owl, The Dome, Boulder Canyon.

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Tony Troia and Jason Alexander at the base of The Owl, The Dome, Boulder Canyon.

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Christa Cline starting up the awkward overhang on the second pitch.

The Dome from the bridge.

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Jon Cannon

May 2, 2002

“Tony Troia and Jason Alexander at the base of The Owl, The Dome, Boulder Canyon.”

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Marga Powell on the hand traverse on the first pitch.

Marga Powell jamming the easy crack to the summit.

Cool shot which makes the climb look impossible above.

Brenda Leach cranking the move to the chicken heads on the first pitch.

Eyes on the chickenhead. The one above the obvious one is the one you're going for.

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Scenic view looking down from the 1st belay station.

The climatic roof of Cozyhang. Nice finishing touch to a classic!

Christa Cline headed for the chickenheads on the first pitch.

Christa Cline starting up the awkward overhang on the second pitch.

Tony Troia and Jason Alexander at the base of The Owl, The Dome, Boulder Canyon.

The Dome from the bridge.

The Owl's perch!

Anna Clarke finishes the great hand jam section with right side in and left out on a bucket on the arete. This is the end of challenging climbing on P1.

The blue line is the The Owl, and the red line is a party figuring out where the Owl is. On 3 separate occasions I've seen people trying to figure out which way the line goes, mostly going over to Umph Slot then traversing back to The Owl. How hard it is to use a guidebook?

Ran is traversing into the corner. From below, this bit looks like it will be hard and scary, but there's gear, and the holds are big. You can also climb over the roof directly into the overhang (I think I've done it that way).

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