Reppy's. A couple of dudes from tufts are doing yoga on the original first pitch. <br> (it's not as steep as it used to be)

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Reppy's. A couple of dudes from tufts are doing yoga on the original first pitch.<br>
(it's not as steep as it used to be)

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Heading up pitch 6

Leaving the belay ledge at the top of the second pitch and approaching the "awkward" roof. The route continues up through the prominent right facing dihedral center left in the picture and the "finger of fate" can be seen just beyond and a tad to the left of the corner.

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shaftoe

Aug 4, 2011

“Reppy's. A couple of dudes from tufts are doing yoga on the original first pitch.
(it's not as steep as it used to be)”

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Reppy's. A couple of dudes from tufts are doing yoga on the original first pitch.<br>
(it's not as steep as it used to be)

Leaving the belay ledge at the top of the second pitch and approaching the "awkward" roof. The route continues up through the prominent right facing dihedral center left in the picture and the "finger of fate" can be seen just beyond and a tad to the left of the corner.