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Description
The wide crack between Odor Takeda and Gralisa Leen. Loose rubble in the crack, and gets looser near the top. Actually not as loose as I'd feared it was going to be, but still probably not worth the effort of uncoiling the rope.
I welcome comments/corrections from those who know more regarding the history of this climb and area.
Location
Obvious wide crack between Odor Takeda and Gralisa Leen on the West side of the Pit
Protection
Rack up to 4". You can reach the anchors for the adjacent routes without difficulty. To my knowledge, this climb does not have its own independent top anchor.
The Pit
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