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The manky anchor on top of pitch two. As Nathan mentions, 2 bad bolts, 1 good.

Fiddlin' in another thin wire. 1994

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Donovan Allen

Nov 26, 2013

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das craiger cruisin the green adjective 5.9 ****

I climbed this variation to the 3rd pitch back in September ('12). I haven't found any info about it though. Anyone know what it is, or if it is even established? It WAS full of bird shit..., but was also a perfect hand crack arching into a crimpy traverse that takes you right to the start of the OW proper. Pretty fun variation I thought. (minus the bird crap...) If you have any info, please let me know.

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The manky anchor on top of pitch two. As Nathan mentions, 2 bad bolts, 1 good.

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Fiddlin' in another thin wire. 1994

Me on the 5-10 start. Protected by a orange metolius half in the crack half out. Pretty manky.

Blood, Sweat and tears....followed by a Jamba Juice to celebrate not breaking my ankles.

The beautiful Green A seam!

Green A in 1994

Be sure to extend your pieces

The feet are there--You have to believe!!

Try not to breath too hard--your feet could blow out

Lee seeks for friction while he moves his hands up the thin finger crack.

Hackattack's very first time on the Green A!

Green A on the cover of Climbing July 2005.

almost to the top of P.1

Casey climbing Green Adjective

A beautiful evening on the Green A

Making the moves on the Green A just above the 5.10 start. This was the day before a climber popped his gear in this exact same spot and ended up in the hospital.

Looking up the "thin ass" crack

A green C3 might as well be a #6 at times

Green A classic tips

I found a larger pic of the Climbing Magazine July 2005. It's tough to make anything out in the other one.<br>
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From Climbing Magazine: <br>
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Editors note: Despite the fact that three of our staff members have done Serenity Crack, and one learned to climb with Palais, the cover subject, we still missed this captioning mix-up. The cover of the July issue is indeed Green Adjective, 5.9.

The 10a move off the deck

steady......steady....

The 3rd pitch OW on The Green A

First pitch. Beautiful line!

Celebrating my 39th birthday last year in the only suitable fashion.

Almost over the hard part

Finger locks