Don Owens stepping right to gain the first belay ledge ~10 feet above him. Note how well the crack takes pro on the first pitch.

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Don Owens stepping right to gain the first belay ledge ~10 feet above him. Note how well the crack takes pro on the first pitch.

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Cob Rock, First Pitch 50 feet up.

P1 belay is marked with the black oval. The green line highlights the route proper, I believe. The red line is tempting but forces a large step-over at the top, to meet up with the green line.
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“Don Owens stepping right to gain the first belay ledge ~10 feet above him. Note how well the crack takes pro on the first pitch.”

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Don Owens stepping right to gain the first belay ledge ~10 feet above him. Note how well the crack takes pro on the first pitch.

P1 belay is marked with the black oval. The green line highlights the route proper, I believe. The red line is tempting but forces a large step-over at the top, to meet up with the green line.
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<br>
Eds. The typically used belay is actually higher.

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