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Photo by Kris Thompson<br> <br> Just after the hardest single crux, but with <br> some tricky climbing and pro still to go. This <br> photo shows almost the entire route, bottom <br> to top.
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Tonya starting the cruxy middle section.
Wide stemming on the second half. There is a hard move up high that you can bypass by moving right onto the arete for one move.
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Fred Vanden Bergh
Dec 22, 2003
“Photo by Kris Thompson

Just after the hardest single crux, but with
some tricky climbing and pro still to go. This
photo shows almost the entire route, bottom
to top.”  

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Tonya starting the cruxy middle section.
Photo by Kris Thompson<br> <br> Just after the hardest single crux, but with <br> some tricky climbing and pro still to go. This <br> photo shows almost the entire route, bottom <br> to top.
Wide stemming on the second half. There is a hard move up high that you can bypass by moving right onto the arete for one move.

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