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More laybacking, then the crack becomes vertical. That feels good, although then your feet are worse, but it's soon over, one way or another.
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Dean enjoying his Cheap Date....
Easier climbing leads to where the crack splits. Cheap Date follows the left hand crack. The Outlander headwall is visible at the top of the photo. This and the next few photos were taken from a ledge directly below the normal Cave exit.
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Ivan Rezucha
Jun 18, 2006
“More laybacking, then the crack becomes vertical. That feels good, although then your feet are worse, but it's soon over, one way or another.”  

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Unknown climber on Cheap Date.
Cheap Date.
Just layback it! Yes, but then it's hard to get gear. Luke is placing a cam blindly. Hopefully he'll take a peek at it before he continues climbing.
Dean enjoying his Cheap Date....
More laybacking, then the crack becomes vertical. That feels good, although then your feet are worse, but it's soon over, one way or another.
Easier climbing leads to where the crack splits. Cheap Date follows the left hand crack. The Outlander headwall is visible at the top of the photo. This and the next few photos were taken from a ledge directly below the normal Cave exit.
Looking up at the crack....
Following Cheap Date (zoom inÂ…).
Done. An easy slab with a crack leads to the belay below the second pitch of Outlander.
Good holds abound despite feeling blank at times.
Chuck is near the end of the "approach". There is a good stance in the wide spot just above. From there it's real sustained to the finishing slab.
Low in the crack.

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