Beginning the crux on P5. 3 of the 5 pins look reasonable as of 09/07.

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Beginning the crux on P5. 3 of the 5 pins look reasonable as of 09/07.

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Christa Cline cranking the steep finger crack on upper T2.

Completing the traverse on P3.

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Clint Locks

Sep 15, 2007

“Beginning the crux on P5. 3 of the 5 pins look reasonable as of 09/07.”

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Old, but still the way. The opening moves of T2 in '75.<br>
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My partner, Ken Decker, leading with Steve Mammon spotting.

Photo: Andy Mann.<br>
Cory Richards having a turn, DSLR in tote.

Don't solo up to the pin! Bomber gear protects the roof and would keep you from tumbling if you fall from higher up trying to clip the pin. If you can't make the clip, lower down from the jug and drop off, and you'll be fine. Or place the 1" cam on the right side of the jug. I used a 1.5 offset Friend there, but I recommend NOT placing this unless you can't make the clip--placing this cam may get you too tired to make the clip. The top piece below the roof is a large Astro. You have to be pretty tall to reach this placement. The top 3 placements I placed blind by leaning right off of big sidepulls.

Pitch 2.

Ross on the first pitch from the Upper Ramp. So I guess the third pitch.

At the base of the finger crack after the traverse.

On the 5.8 or 9 first half of P2. The white streak to the right is bird shit. It gets worse, much worse.

You right hand catches the rim. Welcome to the jam.

Left hand post, right hand lunge, right heel hook, match hands, and reach.

From here, it's one big move, another reach, and the it's 5.9 to the top.

Jump!!! That saves you a couple letter grades.

Ron Olsen on the angling hand crack on upper T2.

Christa Cline laybacking the long corner on upper T2.

Ron Olsen powering up to the only rest on the steep "rotten band" pitch on upper T2.

Posted the last photo twice. Sorry. Finishing P2 via the usual Jules Verne finish.

Pitch 5 and the direct finish (5.9 PG-13) (which we linked with pitch 5).

Christa Cline cranking the steep finger crack on upper T2.

Beginning the crux on P5. 3 of the 5 pins look reasonable as of 09/07.

Completing the traverse on P3.

Stone following the first T2 pitch on the upper wall.

Batman, several moves off the deck. Note the heel hook.

Looking down the easier P4. More birdshit and more below that.

At the start of the finger crack on P4. Getting to here is spooky. You can back up the one pin with a yellow Alien. The crux of the finger crack is near the end. It then angles left and becomes a hand crack.

Starting upper crux.<br>
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Let me know if that's you. I have other shots if you want them....

Cell phone shot of the finger crack pitch on T2.
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Photo: Rysiek Ligas.

Christa Cline balancing across the airy traverse to the finger crack on upper T2.

Pitch 4.

Mia following the 3rd pitch hand/finger crack.

Cruising.

The amazing finger crack on upper T2.

Chad Volk finishes up on the final slabs of T2, well over the canyon. Photo by Tony B., 5/07.

Batman, on the opening moves, P1.

You can protect with a blue Totem on the rail below the pin. That saved me a groundfall.

The crux 1st pitch.

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Boulder, CO

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