Just above the crux ceiling. Pulling the ceiling isn't that hard if your feet are in the right place. If they aren't, you're likely to spin off. The climbing remains 10ish for about 10 more feet.

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Just above the crux ceiling. Pulling the ceiling isn't that hard if your feet are in the right place. If they aren't, you're likely to spin off. The climbing remains 10ish for about 10 more feet.

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Beginning the leftward traverse across the slab. This slab section is really fun. Occasional bolts with some gear in between. Slightly run out, but not too hard. There is one particularly hard move at the very end, just before you get to the ceiling that starts the crux section.

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Ivan Rezucha

Jun 26, 2005

“Just above the crux ceiling. Pulling the ceiling isn't that hard if your feet are in the right place. If they aren't, you're likely to spin off. The climbing remains 10ish for about 10 more feet.”

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Just above the crux ceiling. Pulling the ceiling isn't that hard if your feet are in the right place. If they aren't, you're likely to spin off. The climbing remains 10ish for about 10 more feet.

Beginning the leftward traverse across the slab. This slab section is really fun. Occasional bolts with some gear in between. Slightly run out, but not too hard. There is one particularly hard move at the very end, just before you get to the ceiling that starts the crux section.

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Ivan Rezucha where the climbing starts to get serious (start of Rossiter's P2). Cruxy moves continue beyond the skyline of this shot.

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