Approaching the crux on the excellent second pitch.

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Approaching the crux on the excellent second pitch.

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where Frogland and Bourbon Street split. climbers above on frogland. climber in foreground about to climb the crux 2nd pitch crack

James tops out

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George Bell

May 1, 2007

“Approaching the crux on the excellent second pitch.”

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Looking down the P2 finger crack of Bourbon Street. The slanting corner on Frogland's second pitch is the crack beneath the climber.

The north side of Whiskey Peak with Bourbon Street and Frogland marked.

tiptoeing above the sunset up high on the route

Cozy Ledge atop Pitch 5.

Looking down on the upper part of Bourbon Street. The climber on the left is belaying at the top of pitch 5. Below on the right, two climbers ascend the pitch 5 slab.

where Frogland and Bourbon Street split. climbers above on frogland. climber in foreground about to climb the crux 2nd pitch crack

Approaching the crux on the excellent second pitch.

James tops out

Sharon Vinick enjoying the climbing near the top of the second pitch. <br>
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Three people can been seen down below, waiting for the second pitch of Frogland.<br>
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There were five or six parties on Frogland, but no one else did Bourbon Street that day.

Sharon Vinick at the crux overhang on the first pitch of Bourbon Street.

Pitch 6 of Bourbon Street provides a moderate exit through the summit overhangs.

Pitch 4 of Bourbon Street.

The final ramp of pitch 5, leading to the belay ledge

Pitch 2 of Bourbon Street; the climber has moved right from the finger crack to its upper continuation.

Paul Horton leading the right crack on pitch 2.

Another way to climb the 6th pitch (compare to Larry's photo).

Bourbon Street Topo

The final moves of the first pitch.

Fun face climbing at the end of the third pitch.

Looking down the 5th pitch.

Clay on the pitch 2 finger crack of Bourbon Street

Fett after climbing the "right" crack, ptch 2 Bourbon Street

Climbers on pitch 5, Bourbon St.

MC following

Looking up at the first pitch

The horn on pitch 5

The smile says it all- aesthetic climbing on Bourbon Street's pitch 3.

Off the ground!

The finger crack section on pitch 2 (you can't actually see the crack, I think the visible crack is heading up Frogland)

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