Boulder near the trail up to Res Wall at the end of the day. Photo cred: Grant Gerhard

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Boulder near the trail up to Res Wall at the end of the day. Photo cred: Grant Gerhard

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gobies, fingers and The Six Star Crack at Indian Creek

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Robert Daniel

May 29, 2014

“Boulder near the trail up to Res Wall at the end of the day. Photo cred: Grant Gerhard”

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A good climb. Someone should repeat these routes and rate them accordingly to 2010. I suspect they are easier than we thought at the time. Fear played a huge role in how we viewed difficulty.

Can't remember taking this photo. Let me know if you know the name of this route :)

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