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Jon McCartie mid-crux on Diagnostics.  If the first 15 feet of this route went on for a hundred or so, it would be quite the classic.  Alas, it suffers from the JTree "if only it were longer" syndrome.

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By Adam Winters
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From: Bishop, CA
May 6, 2007

ha, that angle makes it look quite burly.

By Jon McCartie
From: Santa Monica, CA
May 6, 2007

ha! yeah, it was more than i bargained for, being tired from the day before. but it was a fun little route. bust through the first 15 feet before you place -- much easier then trying to get gear in on a lieback (where this pic is taken). nice angle, adam!

By susan peplow
From: what day is this?
May 7, 2007

Wow, great photo. I've done the route and it's not really as steep as the photo suggests. You guys really captured a nice angle with that one. Good on ya!

~Susan

By Adam Kimmerly
May 7, 2007

Thanks, and as Susan said, it's not as steep as it looks. It's basically vertical with the right wall is slightly overhung and the left wall is slightly slabby to a vertical bulge at the crux section.

By Avery Nelson
From: Boulder, CO
Oct 12, 2007

That does look burly, but the cams defying gravity might give your secret away!




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Jon McCartie mid-crux on Diagnostics. If the first 15 feet of this route went on for a hundred or so, it would be quite the classic. Alas, it suffers from the JTree "if only it were longer" syndrome.



Submitted By: Adam Kimmerly on May 6, 2007

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