Dad jammin' up the last part of the route, this was my first granite lead and i loved it.

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Dad jammin' up the last part of the route, this was my first granite lead and i loved it.

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Prime conditions facilitate the bold FNA of Bushwhack (in a day) by Tito. History made, June 11, 2018

me taking some laps and enjoying some hand jams on a hot summer day

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Mark Gillis

Sep 4, 2005

“Dad jammin' up the last part of the route, this was my first granite lead and i loved it.”

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Prime conditions facilitate the bold FNA of Bushwhack (in a day) by Tito. History made, June 11, 2018

Dad jammin' up the last part of the route, this was my first granite lead and i loved it.

me taking some laps and enjoying some hand jams on a hot summer day

P1 as seen from the road.

.75, .75, 1 and then to the tree rest, Splitter!

Peter Creveling climbing Bushwhack!

Hand Jammy Jam

P2 as seen from the road. Variation 1 is the crack LT above the tree, variation 2 is the center crack above the tree. Chains atop the pitch are visible as well as the intermediate rapelle atop Callitwhatyouplease. Using that 2 rap path, a 70 just reaches the ground.

Heading up the second pitch of Bushwhack Crack. (Or he could be off-route...I remember him telling me he was just exploring.)

bushwack crack 5.8 **

Trinity Romney, photo'd by her dad while practicing her jams, TR'd on pitch 1 of Bushwhack Crack

Just below the bush.

Hollow sketchy flakes to the bottom left of anchor block.

Working through the jams.

Excellent Crack

Bobby on Bushwhack

Bobby and I took my brother out to climb for his birthday on one of the most beautiful November days ever. Bushwhack was just the first of 7 pitches.

Lee re-learning his jams after a long ski-induced off-season.

Lee demonstrates how to place the first piece on Bushwack crack. Seriously, this picture gives a nice view of the lower part of the crack so that you can get a feel for the gear you will need. That is a red metolius.

Nik Benko Free Soloing Bushwhack crack at night!

Block at the base was hit by rockfall from the belay

Wacking around the crack's famous bush.

Bushwack is good.

Bushwhack Crack.<br>
Photo by Blitzo.

Fresh rockfall scar at base.

On the left variation of the second pitch. Obviously too easy since I have time to kid around.

Base of the anchor block, horn to right (with hand!) still solid.

Base of anchor block

Schoolroom from the parking lot

Looking east at some guys on the top of the first pitch of Bushwhack Crack.

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