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<b><br> * Harbingers- 2 Pitches- 5.11b/<br> </b> Definitly the best route at Prophesy Wall and most challenging. Beautiful solid arête following a tower up the left side of the middle routes of Prophesy Wall. The first pitch is the same for Conditional Bliss and Caging the Zealot. Then turn left to the base of the tower. Take on an overhanging face just right of the arête and turn out onto it for easier moves up to the crux final which is a wild move, no feet, back right to the overhanging anchor. 60’ on six bolts. Prophesy Wall, St. George, UT, March, 2007
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Buckingham Route, IV, 5.10, Snowpatch Spire
Finishing the East Ridge of Mount Temple, IV, 5.7, via the North Glacier, one of the North American 50 Classics.....
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Dow Williams
Apr 30, 2007
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  • Harbingers- 2 Pitches- 5.11b/
 Definitly the best route at Prophesy Wall and most challenging. Beautiful solid arête following a tower up the left side of the middle routes of Prophesy Wall. The first pitch is the same for Conditional Bliss and Caging the Zealot. Then turn left to the base of the tower. Take on an overhanging face just right of the arête and turn out onto it for easier moves up to the crux final which is a wild move, no feet, back right to the overhanging anchor. 60’ on six bolts. Prophesy Wall, St. George, UT, March, 2007”  

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Buckingham Route, IV, 5.10, Snowpatch Spire
<b><br> * Harbingers- 2 Pitches- 5.11b/<br> </b> Definitly the best route at Prophesy Wall and most challenging. Beautiful solid arête following a tower up the left side of the middle routes of Prophesy Wall. The first pitch is the same for Conditional Bliss and Caging the Zealot. Then turn left to the base of the tower. Take on an overhanging face just right of the arête and turn out onto it for easier moves up to the crux final which is a wild move, no feet, back right to the overhanging anchor. 60’ on six bolts. Prophesy Wall, St. George, UT, March, 2007
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