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Sayonara. The easier start (9) goes left up a ramp and turns the roof to the right. Protect this move with a 1"-2" cam. The hard start (11d/12a) begins down to the right and turns the roof on miniscule holds.<br> <br> The two variations join for the final three bolts: steep thin edging at the 9-10 level with a 10b crux at the last bolt.
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Just put your right foot where the excess gear is hanging, and it's easy! Both Chuck's and my right thigh cramped violently and instantly when we first put our foot up. For me it was amusing, but Chuck was in serious pain.
Bruce dialing in the very thin moves past the last bolt.
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Ron Olsen
Oct 28, 2005
“Sayonara. The easier start (9) goes left up a ramp and turns the roof to the right. Protect this move with a 1"-2" cam. The hard start (11d/12a) begins down to the right and turns the roof on miniscule holds.

The two variations join for the final three bolts: steep thin edging at the 9-10 level with a 10b crux at the last bolt.”  

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Chuck pulling the roof. Rather than putting his foot high again and risking another cramp, Chuck dangled and swung both feet up and right.
Approaching the second bolt. After the initial the roof the route moves right then diagonals left past the second bolt then straight up to the third bolt.
Just put your right foot where the excess gear is hanging, and it's easy! Both Chuck's and my right thigh cramped violently and instantly when we first put our foot up. For me it was amusing, but Chuck was in serious pain.
Sayonara. The easier start (9) goes left up a ramp and turns the roof to the right. Protect this move with a 1"-2" cam. The hard start (11d/12a) begins down to the right and turns the roof on miniscule holds.<br> <br> The two variations join for the final three bolts: steep thin edging at the 9-10 level with a 10b crux at the last bolt.
Bruce dialing in the very thin moves past the last bolt.
Bruce cranking the thin moves past the next-to-last bolt.
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