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Working the (only) good finger lock down and going for the sloping shelf at the end of the crux sequence on 'The Audacity of Rope' (13b).<br> photo by S. Giffin
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Left side. This wall is greatly foreshortened; it holds 4 and 5 pitch routes.
Throwing a heal hook and mantelling gets you to another rest....a handful of bolts and a bit of 12+ climbing gets you to the 'Audacity of Rope' anchors.<br> photo by S. Giffin
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J. Albers
Sep 11, 2010
“Working the (only) good finger lock down and going for the sloping shelf at the end of the crux sequence on 'The Audacity of Rope' (13b).
photo by S. Giffin”  

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