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Left side. This wall is greatly foreshortened; it holds 4 and 5 pitch routes.
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S. Giffin works up the stunning 12b arete of 'Chains We Can Believe In'. The route finishes with the rounded, blunt arete for the right hand and a splitter thin crack for the left hand. Pitches 2/3 go at 11+ and 13-. photo by S. Davis
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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J. Albers
Sep 11, 2010
“Left side. This wall is greatly foreshortened; it holds 4 and 5 pitch routes.”  

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