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Josh Janes comes to grips with the upper crux of the insecure sandbag of 'Bonzo (10b)' on Lumpy's Sundance Buttress. Photo by Tony Bubb, 2004.
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Nate A. leading Bonzo.
Josh Janes "faces" the middle crux of 'Bonzo (10b)' on Lumpy's Sundance Buttress. Photo by Tony Bubb, 2004.
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Tony B
May 3, 2007
“Josh Janes comes to grips with the upper crux of the insecure sandbag of 'Bonzo (10b)' on Lumpy's Sundance Buttress. Photo by Tony Bubb, 2004.”  

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A nice crack on Bonzo.
Left to right: the chimney of pitch 1 of Banana Peel, the dihedral of Bonzo, the chimney of pitch 1 of Mr. President.
Nate A. leading Bonzo.
Josh Janes comes to grips with the upper crux of the insecure sandbag of 'Bonzo (10b)' on Lumpy's Sundance Buttress. Photo by Tony Bubb, 2004.
Josh Janes "faces" the middle crux of 'Bonzo (10b)' on Lumpy's Sundance Buttress. Photo by Tony Bubb, 2004.
Josh Janes follows up on the insecure 'Bonzo (10b)' on Lumpy's Sundance Buttress. Photo by Tony Bubb, 2004.
Chuck on the "easy" section. The angle eases off here, but the hand jams still suck. It gets hard again about 10' higher. You stemp a couple o moves up the overhanging crack then escape left around the arete.
On the traverse. At first sight, the traverse looks bad, but it is pretty easy and has good gear at Chuck's left hip.
At the rest above the first crux.<br> <br> Photo by Chuck Graves.

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