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This shows the 2 routes Manky posted, the 5.9 on the left with a belayer at the first belay and the 5.10 on the right with belayer at the first belay and climber on P2. The pitches look longer than they are, because the photo was taken from back down the boulderfield from the direction of the approach.
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Obscure crag? Come on, even Princess Barbie climbs at V Rock....
This is the "Unknown 5.10" Manky posted. You can see the belayer, Matt, at the top of the 60 foot initial pitch and me in the sweet hand crack above. The shade of the nearby big fir tree which is the landmark is also apparent.
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Jesse Morehouse
Aug 13, 2012
“This shows the 2 routes Manky posted, the 5.9 on the left with a belayer at the first belay and the 5.10 on the right with belayer at the first belay and climber on P2. The pitches look longer than they are, because the photo was taken from back down the boulderfield from the direction of the approach.”  

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Obscure crag? Come on, even Princess Barbie climbs at V Rock....
This shows the 2 routes Manky posted, the 5.9 on the left with a belayer at the first belay and the 5.10 on the right with belayer at the first belay and climber on P2. The pitches look longer than they are, because the photo was taken from back down the boulderfield from the direction of the approach.
This is the "Unknown 5.10" Manky posted. You can see the belayer, Matt, at the top of the 60 foot initial pitch and me in the sweet hand crack above. The shade of the nearby big fir tree which is the landmark is also apparent.
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