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Pondering the real crux? The 10c crux may feel harder than the 11a crux. It's steeper, tricky, and you're above the bolt, although you can get some gear in.
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Preparing for the slightly runout moves up to the bolt. Greg placed gear high in the corner on the right and then backcleaned a bit before traversing left to this stance.
Pondering the crux moves. It's a little confusing just to make the step up to the crux move. Then it gets more confusing.
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Ivan Rezucha
Nov 20, 2006
“Pondering the real crux? The 10c crux may feel harder than the 11a crux. It's steeper, tricky, and you're above the bolt, although you can get some gear in.”  

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At the technical (but not mental) crux.
Joseffa Meir follows on Land Of Ra, at Eldo's Cadillac Crag. Photo by Tony Bubb, 2003.
Above the crux. Easy for a while above this. Great light, beautiful colors. Straight tree, crooked shadow. Highway of Diamonds diagonals left a ways below Chuck to reach the vertical crack left of Chuck.
Richard starting the traverse left at the hand crack.
Preparing for the slightly runout moves up to the bolt. Greg placed gear high in the corner on the right and then backcleaned a bit before traversing left to this stance.
Pondering the real crux? The 10c crux may feel harder than the 11a crux. It's steeper, tricky, and you're above the bolt, although you can get some gear in.
Pondering the crux moves. It's a little confusing just to make the step up to the crux move. Then it gets more confusing.
Getting ready to exit The Land of Ra.
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