Mike on the 2nd pitch.

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Mike on the 2nd pitch.

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P2 of Cary Granite is broken into 3 sections, the bottom 1/3rd being obtuse stemming, the middle layback and gaston (here), and the undercling roof at the top.

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Monty

Aug 5, 2009

“Mike on the 2nd pitch.”

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P2 of Cary Granite is broken into 3 sections, the bottom 1/3rd being obtuse stemming, the middle layback and gaston (here), and the undercling roof at the top.

Mike on the 2nd pitch.

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Eric Johnson pulling the roof on P3. Splitter, fresh granite.

Greg Cameron on the crux of Cary Granite, first ascent, 1990.

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Kat A. emerges from under the roof on P2, ready to battle the crux of that pitch (5.11- again).

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