Jugging high up on the Nose. Can't remember what pitch this was, maybe the top of Pancake Flake?

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Jugging high up on the Nose. Can't remember what pitch this was, maybe the top of Pancake Flake?

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Pancake Flake, 1979

Looking down from the belay at after the great roof.

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Steven Lucarelli

Jun 27, 2007

“Jugging high up on the Nose. Can't remember what pitch this was, maybe the top of Pancake Flake?”

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