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Main face right of Tower Gully. The tree of Ignorton with slings and fresh woodpecker damage is visible in the center. Smitty's Red Bag (5.11a) climbs the face directly beneath the tree; while Overnight Sensation climbs the clean white rock to the right of the tree.
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Looking up at first belay of My Time. Ben's Balls climbs the corner on the left. An unknown bolted route heads directly up through an area of fractured rock. Sea of Knobs climbs out of the slight featured scoop on the left.
Big Chick Hill from the Airline driving east. Yellow shows the route of My Time and red is a bad way to rappel down.
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jim.dangle
May 14, 2013
“Main face right of Tower Gully. The tree of Ignorton with slings and fresh woodpecker damage is visible in the center. Smitty's Red Bag (5.11a) climbs the face directly beneath the tree; while Overnight Sensation climbs the clean white rock to the right of the tree. ”  

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Big Chick Hill from the Airline driving east. Yellow shows the route of My Time and red is a bad way to rappel down.
Working left 6 of 6, just before the cliff turns very dirty and low angle.
Working left 5 of 6
Working left 4 of 6
Working left 3 of 6
Working left 2 of 6
From where the trail intersects the wall. Gully that skirts the cliff before the pinnacles to the right is just right of here.
Topout of one of the main face routes
Looking across at the left side of the cliff.
Looking up at first belay of My Time. Ben's Balls climbs the corner on the left. An unknown bolted route heads directly up through an area of fractured rock. Sea of Knobs climbs out of the slight featured scoop on the left.
Main face right of Tower Gully. The tree of Ignorton with slings and fresh woodpecker damage is visible in the center. Smitty's Red Bag (5.11a) climbs the face directly beneath the tree; while Overnight Sensation climbs the clean white rock to the right of the tree.