Ed McDonald clearing the first cascade on P1 of Scottish Gully on 10/30/2004.

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Ed McDonald clearing the first cascade on P1 of Scottish Gully on 10/30/2004.

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Gareth being intimidated by the pillar. 11/02/02.

Here's a treat that just came in. Just uphill from the first mixed left-exit.<br>
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Been waiting for this, thought it wouldn't show -- this wall is difficult to anchor for your second.

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Oct 31, 2004

“Ed McDonald clearing the first cascade on P1 of Scottish Gully on 10/30/2004.”

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Gareth being intimidated by the pillar. 11/02/02.

Ed McDonald clearing the first cascade on P1 of Scottish Gully on 10/30/2004.

Here's a treat that just came in. Just uphill from the first mixed left-exit.<br>
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Been waiting for this, thought it wouldn't show -- this wall is difficult to anchor for your second.

Mount Lincoln ice in late November 2004

Look -- An exit from the bowling alley; John, let's get outta here before we get bowled.<br>
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(I think this is the same corner as Leo is describing in his comment. If so, ditto what he stated. I would bring a pin or two; I had only RPs that sort of worked, then stubbies. The start belay is good & sheltered from those above us on the final pitch of the standard climb in early season. But the belay fills in later on during the season and can get exposed.)

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Last pitch!

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Ian Wolfe - Gettin nasty with it!<br>
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If we only knew the jeep was a bust...The next time I say let's take the jeep, say Mark, remember to check the cables.

The central icefall, about WI 4. 11/02/02

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