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The Shortstack. In photo: Unnamed, 5.10b, trad (left edge); Reunion, 5.11d, mixed (center), Rinse and Whine, 5.10c, mixed (right)
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S.B.R. Block, left side.
There are stacks all around that havent been developed yet. The bouldering possibilities for this area have not been tapped. This guy is as tall as anything in the main portion of Lost Crag, about 100yds north west of 'Bob Block'.
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Jeremy Steck
Jun 8, 2009
“The Shortstack. In photo: Unnamed, 5.10b, trad (left edge); Reunion, 5.11d, mixed (center), Rinse and Whine, 5.10c, mixed (right)”  

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The Shortstack. In photo: Unnamed, 5.10b, trad (left edge); Reunion, 5.11d, mixed (center), Rinse and Whine, 5.10c, mixed (right)
There are stacks all around that havent been developed yet. The bouldering possibilities for this area have not been tapped. This guy is as tall as anything in the main portion of Lost Crag, about 100yds north west of 'Bob Block'.
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Left Arete (5.10b 6a+ 19 VII- 19 E2 5b)
Reunion (5.11d 7a 24 VIII 25 E5 6a)
Rise and Whine (5.10c 6b 20 VII 20 E2 5b PG13)
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This is a copy of the original photo.
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