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All Locations > Wisconsin > Devil's Lake > East Bluff 04 -… > 17: Hawk's Nest > Coronary (5.7 5a 15 V+ 13 MVS 4b)
If you compare this photo to Burt's photos of Jerry, you can see the big block that came off, just left of the overhang where Lewis is standing.<br> <br> And Jerry had gear behind that block!
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Coronary starts at the top of the dihedral (walkup or climb) at left and follows the protruding section to a shallow dihedral.
Okay- now Jerry is up into the upper moves of Coronary.
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Doug Hemken
Nov 19, 2012
“If you compare this photo to Burt's photos of Jerry, you can see the big block that came off, just left of the overhang where Lewis is standing.

And Jerry had gear behind that block!”  

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If you compare this photo to Burt's photos of Jerry, you can see the big block that came off, just left of the overhang where Lewis is standing.<br> <br> And Jerry had gear behind that block!
Okay- now Jerry is up into the upper moves of Coronary.
Jerry Wingenter leads Coronary but takes the better variation to the start. Climbing the first moves of Charybdis (and clipping the fixed pin) then moving left towards the ramps and ledges below the meat of Coronary. Better start I think because it protects well and involves a nice mantle.
Jerry again on Coronary. This time he is just below the funky flake.
Coronary starts at the top of the dihedral (walkup or climb) at left and follows the protruding section to a shallow dihedral.