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Nelson - Alpine Style on a bluebell day. Believe it or not the weather held all day long, it was awesome.<br> <br> Take it all with you & leave no trace! (I did use that big tri-cam, once for a belay, but was not essential.) Otherwise, I think I had enough gear for our party of three (plus some).
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Leading the second pitch.
View of Summit Lake area. The col to the East enters to the Black Wall.
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Buff Johnson
Jan 21, 2006
“Nelson - Alpine Style on a bluebell day. Believe it or not the weather held all day long, it was awesome.

Take it all with you & leave no trace! (I did use that big tri-cam, once for a belay, but was not essential.) Otherwise, I think I had enough gear for our party of three (plus some).”  

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A topo of select routes up the 2nd Apron.
Dan Gabbay leading P4, 8-4-09.
Dan cruising P3, 8-4-09.
Big Bro belaying on comfy 1st belay ledge.
Leading the second pitch.
Nelson - Alpine Style on a bluebell day. Believe it or not the weather held all day long, it was awesome.<br> <br> Take it all with you & leave no trace! (I did use that big tri-cam, once for a belay, but was not essential.) Otherwise, I think I had enough gear for our party of three (plus some).
View of Summit Lake area. The col to the East enters to the Black Wall.
Looking to the Evans summit from 2nd Apron; the notch should be the 4th class Snave. Lots of loose rock on Evans's top with touristas running rampant, right up to the cliff edge with no signage at all!
From Summit Lake, this is the location of the 2nd (looking to the West-NW).
This is the start crack, which offered some good finger locks and small gear seam.
You'll notice the distinctive "M" is only the end of the first pitch.
Nils Albert a couple pitches up.