Brian pulls through the bomber finger locks at the crux of Bonnie's Roof Direct.

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Brian pulls through the bomber finger locks at the crux of Bonnie's Roof Direct.

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p2 of Bonnie's Roof<br>
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Tiffany (aka wonderwoman) on Bonnie's Roof Direct. Photo taken by Josh Squire, and photo editing by Lizz Bartlett.

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Apr 14, 2014

“Brian pulls through the bomber finger locks at the crux of Bonnie's Roof Direct.”

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p2 of Bonnie's Roof<br>
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Brian pulls through the bomber finger locks at the crux of Bonnie's Roof Direct.

Tiffany (aka wonderwoman) on Bonnie's Roof Direct. Photo taken by Josh Squire, and photo editing by Lizz Bartlett.

Rob and I on the belay ledge. Amazing views and such a great climb.

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Bomber hold at the top 5.7 pitch... I was told to stop and pose for the shot. Try looking down all that exposure.

The famous traverse

Rich Goldstone racking up at the base of Bonnie's Roof. Rich was (is?) a strong gymnast and was known for his climbing feats of superhuman strength.

Tricia Fusco approaching the P1 crux of Bonnie's Roof (5.9)<br>
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Pulling the roof on the direct finish

Manny enjoying the airy traverse on Bonnie's P2.

the hanging rappel is something

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Old style is the new new style

Unknown climber finishing P2.

Climber making moves on P2 5.7 variation.

Bonnie's Roof, in the juggy roofs above the crux

Marco Dees finishing up the final arete on Bonnie's Roof. September 2017.

climbers on Bonnie's Roof

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im not going to lie - i led this though a friends gear haha - p1 had me feeling pumped!

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gosh i love the gunks

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First did this route in the 90's. Shirt and helmet probably from the same time....

Erik cruising up Bonnie's Roof Direct just before the sun went down.

Eric at the end of the P2 traverse, clipped into the questionable pin...

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