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Part of the base of the RGC-Open Spaces area. "Owl be Seeing Ya" starts in back of the birch tree that is closest to the cliff.
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Great views. Greens Cliff and Sawyer Pond
Pat McElaney heading up to exhaust himself in the third pitch overhanging off-hands crux of Crack of the World. The position of the route can be better seen here:http://www.mountainproject.com/v/new_hampshire/owls_cliff/the_left_cliff/106925995 in the background, above the climber.
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M Sprague
Oct 30, 2011
“Part of the base of the RGC-Open Spaces area. "Owl be Seeing Ya" starts in back of the birch tree that is closest to the cliff.”  

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Olga Mirkina coming up the first pitch of "Owl's Highway" 5.9, often used as an alternative starting pitch for the classic 4 pitch 5.8++ route "The RGC"
Great views. Greens Cliff and Sawyer Pond
Part of the base of the RGC-Open Spaces area. "Owl be Seeing Ya" starts in back of the birch tree that is closest to the cliff.
Pat McElaney heading up to exhaust himself in the third pitch overhanging off-hands crux of Crack of the World. The position of the route can be better seen here:http://www.mountainproject.com/v/new_hampshire/owls_cliff/the_left_cliff/106925995 in the background, above the climber.
Owl's Cliff Left- RGC - Open Spaces Area<br> I have included this topo that has a number of projects on it so people will be able to see existing routes. Please be respectful of projects. Most likely a great deal of work has gone into cleaning and equipping them and yet the job is not completely finished. It also takes a fair amount of luck to get a confluence of conditions, no nesting ravens and willing partners to get the lead, so give the new routers a break. Do the established climbs, or find a line that is not being actively worked on. As they get done, I will update or note if they become open. If there is one you would like to work on, shoot me an email and I can find out the latest status. If they aren't completed soon, we certainly don't want to hog anything.- Thanks
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