On Pitch 1, before the T-Storms rolled in.

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On Pitch 1, before the T-Storms rolled in.

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The ole no hands rest - Photo Credit - Adam Fleming

Lee just above the crux on the last pitch. There is a really nice triangle cut in the crack that lets you get your breath back before you make the moves over to the bolt.

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Nathan Fisher

Jun 22, 2005

“On Pitch 1, before the T-Storms rolled in.”

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