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All Locations > New Hampshire > Whitehorse Ledge > 7. The Slabs > Beginners Easy Variation (5.3 3+ 10 III 9 VD 3a)
this is the top run out section of the climb we come from the first set of trees
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Looking down pitch one and two
This is looking down the first pitch after the overlaps
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joshua corbett
Oct 25, 2009
“this is the top run out section of the climb we come from the first set of trees”  

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This is the view up from the top of P4 (at the gear anchor above the finger cracks). Head directly up, across the moss streak. It's easy climbing, but completely runout, no pro for about 100 feet until you get to the rock bulge with a brown shrub just right of the center of this photo. You'll find pro near the shrub. Trending right from there gets you to a thread belay at a jumble of rocks. It had rained 2 days before, so this area was pretty wet.
Slab on Beginners Easy Var (maybe). Climber's right of P6 Cormier-Magness. No bolts, some pro at bottom, very runout. See comment for details.
P1 and P2 of "Beginner's Easy Variation". P1 usually follows the right-facing flake on the left of the photo up to the large pine tree (rap station) at upper left. P2 traverses right, then up around the corner, and up to the big pine at the top center of the photo. The big crack that's partially in shadow in the photo is the easiest way up. Watch for lots of loose pebbly rock at the top of P2.
My brother scott on pitch two
My brother at pitch one belay
Pitch 1 belay
An old bolt on the last pitch
Looking down pitch one and two
this is the top run out section of the climb we come from the first set of trees
This is looking down the first pitch after the overlaps
A wider base area picture ... rope is on the first pitch
Looking up P4 at start of clean crack system. Nice!!
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