Exposure after the traverse on p4. The rest is good enough to take pictures.

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Exposure after the traverse on p4. The rest is good enough to take pictures.

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Matt on P1.

The eye bolt at the end of P2. It also has 2 bolts with chains and rap rings above it.

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Brent Walker

Jul 27, 2013

“Exposure after the traverse on p4. The rest is good enough to take pictures.”

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Kirsten Russell enjoying the hand traverse at the start of pitch 4.

Pitch 4 of Rewritten.

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Christopher Perkins on Fourth pitch traverse of Rewritten. Taken by Tristan Paddock.

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Rebuffat's and the top.

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Brad Schildt on the 4th pitch.

Hunter on belay, me climbing on and able to take a picture of the signature spectacular pitch.

Me climbing Rebuffat's Arete. Photo taken by Terry Murphy.

Exposure x a million.

Matt on P1.

Exposure after the traverse on p4. The rest is good enough to take pictures.

The eye bolt at the end of P2. It also has 2 bolts with chains and rap rings above it.

M. Clark going up P3.

After a hard fight with pitch 4, we recuperate before the push to the summit.

Gary tip toeing across the traverse on 4th pitch.

Sarah enjoying the final crack to the summit.

Jason Partin coming up the Great Zot variation for P1.

Brenda on the last pitch with the arete point in the background.

A terrific climb all-around, but I should mention the fin near the end, Rebuffat's Arete, is so worth doing!

Charlie at the cave on P1.

Bomber eyebolt at the end of P2.

Me and Riley Friesen at the top of pitch 4.

Nikki, after deciding that the hand traverse on P4 wasn't her idea of fun, continues up to join The Great Zot.

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Riley Friesen taking it all in.

P5 arête on Rewritten. Best climb of its grade in the canyon.

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Will climbing P1 in Chacos...he forgot his shoes! He will kill me for posting this.

Stranger at the top of the Rebuffat's Arete.

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Brent Walker

Denver, CO