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Dale Remsberg on the first attempt at an FA on King Tut, Isis Buttress- Lumpy Ridge. The one bolt on this pitch is a body length above Dale.
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The route and the Isis buttress. Chuck is at the first hard moves. You can climb the roof in the center or further right. We climbed to the ceiling using the easy cracks below Chuck's left foot, but you can also climb the shallow left facing corner further right. It's about hard 10 to move from the top of that corner to the ceiling.
Almost done. A big jug is one move further.
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Eli Helmuth
Mar 24, 2004
“Dale Remsberg on the first attempt at an FA on King Tut, Isis Buttress- Lumpy Ridge. The one bolt on this pitch is a body length above Dale.”  

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Almost done. A big jug is one move further.
Making for what was for us the crux moves. There is a big undercling for your right hand. The goal is to get the underclings at the ceiling. When leading Ramses I used the undercling by Chuck's right foot with my left hand, so the routes touch at this point.
Trying to climb the headwall directly. This would be a better line, but is much harder than the rest of the route. Maybe 12? The actual route moves straight right from Chuck to touch Ramses and then up and left into the short left facing corner. It looked to me that the gear for these moves is down and left from Chuck's right foot.
Making the hard moves to the second ceiling (hard 10?) at the bolt. The bolt is near Chuck's right foot. There is a big jug over the ceiling, and the ceiling itself is very easy.
The route and the Isis buttress. Chuck is at the first hard moves. You can climb the roof in the center or further right. We climbed to the ceiling using the easy cracks below Chuck's left foot, but you can also climb the shallow left facing corner further right. It's about hard 10 to move from the top of that corner to the ceiling.
Dale Remsberg on the first attempt at an FA on King Tut, Isis Buttress- Lumpy Ridge. The one bolt on this pitch is a body length above Dale.

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