P4 10d crux section right after leaving belay, short but exciting pitch

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P4 10d crux section right after leaving belay, short but exciting pitch

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P2 from the second belay ledge. You can see the leader for the whole pitch if you peek behind the huge flake in the foreground.

Pitch 5 (go left from the belay).

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Kevin Gillest

Jul 23, 2012

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P4 10d crux section right after leaving belay, short but exciting pitch

Pitch 5 (go left from the belay).

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Tom Jensen completing P1 crux, a great pitch.

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