Sharon Vinick on the featured face near the top of P4. The climbers below are at the top of P3.

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Sharon Vinick on the featured face near the top of P4. The climbers below are at the top of P3.

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p5 great pitch!

Looking down from the fourth belay station. A semi-hanging belay which obviously has great exposure

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Ron Olsen

Apr 29, 2006

“Sharon Vinick on the featured face near the top of P4. The climbers below are at the top of P3.”

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Benjamin Chapman
Small Town, USA

Benjamin Chapman Small Town, USA

This pitch follows a series of discontinuous cracks, which are difficult to see from the belay, and takes much more gear than you would expect. Apr 6, 2012

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p5 great pitch!

Sharon Vinick on the featured face near the top of P4. The climbers below are at the top of P3.

Looking down from the fourth belay station. A semi-hanging belay which obviously has great exposure

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