dave at the top of the arch (looking up from the thread belay) just before getting to lunch ledge...

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dave at the top of the arch (looking up from the thread belay) just before getting to lunch ledge...

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View of the right side sitting on lunch ledge

One of the weird holes in which tricams really do work best.

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lee hansche

Sep 22, 2007

“dave at the top of the arch (looking up from the thread belay) just before getting to lunch ledge...”

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note: he has just clipped bolt 1 and bolt 2 is just above the sloping ledge less than 10 feet to his right...

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View of the right side sitting on lunch ledge

dave at the top of the arch (looking up from the thread belay) just before getting to lunch ledge...

One of the weird holes in which tricams really do work best.

Beautiful view!

Me on lunch rock with the real beauty behind me!

Panorama from lunch rocks! Beauty!

Climbing direct from the launch pad to the base of the arch. TCU's in pocket at midpoint. 190 feet.

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looking up from the lunch ledge

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Dave Trumper leading up from the Quartz Pocket on pitch 3... bring tricams for this pitch if you like protection...

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ben on the crux pitch

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Hanging at the belay

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Bernardo belaying at the two bolts at the very bottom of the arch on standard route. Ryan traversing to the belay after climbing up from "The Toilet Bowl" in the background.

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Bernardo heading from the thread-belay to the lunch ledge.