Type: Trad, 350 ft (106 m), 3 pitches, Grade III
FA: Jay Smith & John Catto
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Shared By: Matt Pesce on Nov 13, 2013
Admins: slim, Andrew Gram, Nathan Fisher, Perin Blanchard, GRK, D C

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P1: the route shares the first~100' with Off to see the Allah. Continue up the clean off fingers/fingers corner with thick featured calcite. Fixed anchors are found at a stance to the right. 150'
P2 Traverse directly right and find a wide splitter crack (#4 Cam.) continue up crack to deep left facing corner system which becomes steeper and at a scary hollow flake becomes right facing (crux) fingers. Back to good rock and nice hands to another fixed anchor. 190'
P3: I went straight up past a ceiling with scary loose flakes above the belay. My follower trundled most of these. We both felt the corner to the right deserved a closer look as it might be cleaner and less scary. 50'

This route has some awesome and beautiful calcite, solid rock mixed with 2 short sections of terrifying rock. Go do it. 3 stars with some cleaning.

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Route is located in the center of the W. face of the Rectory where a large, clean calcite face meets darker rock to the south. A corner system is formed by this junction.

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(1 ea.) 00-#4 Camalot with maybe (3 ea.).4-1 Camalots

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