Pitch 2 and first few moves of Pitch 3, from the belay. The black watermark is just left of the cruxy roof move on Pitch 3. Standing at the top of the flake, I was able to get my left foot out on the watermark and my right hand in the crimpy sidepull crack, then stand up tall and grab a white slightly rectangular jug on the roof with my left hand. Traversing right and over the roof from there is straightforward, although when we did this climb the rock was a little wet and really slick.

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Pitch 2 and first few moves of Pitch 3, from the belay. The black watermark is just left of the cruxy roof move on Pitch 3. Standing at the top of the flake, I was able to get my left foot out on the watermark and my right hand in the crimpy sidepull crack, then stand up tall and grab a white slightly rectangular jug on the roof with my left hand. Traversing right and over the roof from there is straightforward, although when we did this climb the rock was a little wet and really slick.

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Annie Naylor

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“Pitch 2 and first few moves of Pitch 3, from the belay. The black watermark is just left of the cruxy roof move on Pitch 3. Standing at the top of the flake, I was able to get my left foot out on the watermark and my right hand in the crimpy sidepull crack, then stand up tall and grab a white slightly rectangular jug on the roof with my left hand. Traversing right and over the roof from there is straightforward, although when we did this climb the rock was a little wet and really slick.”

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Pitch 2 and first few moves of Pitch 3, from the belay. The black watermark is just left of the cruxy roof move on Pitch 3. Standing at the top of the flake, I was able to get my left foot out on the watermark and my right hand in the crimpy sidepull crack, then stand up tall and grab a white slightly rectangular jug on the roof with my left hand. Traversing right and over the roof from there is straightforward, although when we did this climb the rock was a little wet and really slick.

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