P1 of the Classic Route. It was very cold that day. Burrr!

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P1 of the Classic Route. It was very cold that day. Burrr!

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About to start the fun climbing!

You can also start the route this way instead of the flake chimney. No protection except a #4 at the big crack and a horizontal crack before the bolt. But fun positive jug haul.

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Dave Clawson

Mar 12, 2006

“P1 of the Classic Route. It was very cold that day. Burrr!”

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the initial stemming portion of the classic route

Starting the face section.

On the sharp arete of pitch 2<br>

Starting up pitch 2

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Gary starting the rappel.

Gary experiencing the freedom!

Lost Arrow, start of pitch 2

little sis rapping down

Bruno racking up for the second pitch

Max on the arrow

Brennen inching over the ledge and into the free hanging rap

On the amazing, level summit!

About to start the fun climbing!

P1 of the Classic Route. It was very cold that day. Burrr!

You can also start the route this way instead of the flake chimney. No protection except a #4 at the big crack and a horizontal crack before the bolt. But fun positive jug haul.

Rappelling

Coming in to the first belay.

Starting down the steep rappel.

Maura Hahnenberger nearing the top of the Classic Route on Lost Arrow Spire.

Mark finishing the last bit of the second pitch.

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Dave Clawson

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