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Here is a picture of Pilaf and Arc de Triumph. Pilaf follows the crack system on the left edge of the picture to reach the obvious, right-leaning crack at the top. Arc de Triomph follows the left leaning arch near the center of the picture before taking the face above the arch. Rossiter mentions a bolt on Pilaf (“Jester”in his guide), but we originally managed without it. Doesn't look like it's done often, in light of the poison ivy choking the approach crack! Bring gloves for this section.
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Pulling the upper crux hand crack. Photo by Kevin Gillest.
Faith and Resurrection.
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Rick A
Oct 26, 2007
“Here is a picture of Pilaf and Arc de Triumph. Pilaf follows the crack system on the left edge of the picture to reach the obvious, right-leaning crack at the top. Arc de Triomph follows the left leaning arch near the center of the picture before taking the face above the arch. Rossiter mentions a bolt on Pilaf (“Jester”in his guide), but we originally managed without it. Doesn't look like it's done often, in light of the poison ivy choking the approach crack! Bring gloves for this section. ”  

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Faith and Resurrection.
Mike Keegan nearing the crux.
The correct line, as seen from inside the Gash/Alley. The business starts just after the fern in the base of the crack, and the fun crux is right at the top.
Pulling the upper crux hand crack. Photo by Kevin Gillest.
Here is a picture of Pilaf and Arc de Triumph. Pilaf follows the crack system on the left edge of the picture to reach the obvious, right-leaning crack at the top. Arc de Triomph follows the left leaning arch near the center of the picture before taking the face above the arch. Rossiter mentions a bolt on Pilaf (“Jester”in his guide), but we originally managed without it. Doesn't look like it's done often, in light of the poison ivy choking the approach crack! Bring gloves for this section.
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