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Chimney-style, full-body jam. If you're trying to traverse this whole wall from end to end, taking a break at the two provided pillars can make the difference between a finished problem and prematurely slipping off the wall
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An example of sit-starting this wall.
Traversing the outdoor section after stopping for a breather at the pillar.
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Andy N.
Aug 20, 2012
“Chimney-style, full-body jam. If you're trying to traverse this whole wall from end to end, taking a break at the two provided pillars can make the difference between a finished problem and prematurely slipping off the wall”  

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Chimney-style, full-body jam. If you're trying to traverse this whole wall from end to end, taking a break at the two provided pillars can make the difference between a finished problem and prematurely slipping off the wall
Traversing the outdoor section after stopping for a breather at the pillar.
Showing the average depth of the patterning in the wall. It's roughly 3/4 to 1 inch deep and tapered inward/downward in many places, aiding in grip.
A more detailed image showing the climbable patterning of the indoor traverse.
The whole indoor section of this traverse.
Updated image of the outside stretch of this traverse problem
An example of sit-starting this wall.

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Andy N.
Milwaukee, WI