actually a decent little passage/cave between some big rocks, might be possible to come out from inside it? <br> <br> could be a fun project.

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All Locations > Pennsylvania > Southwestern Hi… > Beam Rocks

actually a decent little passage/cave between some big rocks, might be possible to come out from inside it? <br>
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could be a fun project.

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Aug 9, 2014

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could be a fun project. ”

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3 problems up the front, maybe a short one yet on the right<br>
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2 - "The Great Migration"<br>
3 - "Cross Hatch"<br>
4 - "Ain't No Thang"<br>
5 - "Chicken Wing On A String"<br>
6 - "Scissor Me Timbers"<br>
7 - "Perdy Mouth"<br>
8 - "Varicose Veins"<br>
9 - "Frosted Flakes"<br>
10 - "Why So Serious"<br>
11 - "Proboscis"<br>
12 - "Just The Tip" <br>
13 - "Scratching Post"<br>
14 - "Your Other Left"<br>
15 - "Over the Rainbow"<br>
16 - "Ruffles Have Ridges"<br>
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I messed around on this route earlier today next to an unlisted route that I like to call "Three Yodas" (see the Yoda head shaped pockets to the left?). It took a very specific sequence of moves that really forced you to emphasize footwork with little baby steps instead of big explosive moves. Start on a side-pull with your right hand and a flake with your left hand (highlighted in chalk). Place your right foot right exactly where the topo line begins and stand up. Quickly transition your left foot up onto a hold below the flake highlighted in chalk (where the rock looks more brown than gray) and reach your right hand up and around to a smear in the pocket across from the under-clung highlighted in chalk then grab said under-clung with your left hand and bring your right foot up into a pocket just right of the topo line and quickly move your left foot into a pocket that runs parallel to the one that you just put your right foot into. There is a pinch high right that will hold you for a long enough to find your next foothold in one of the many pockets that run up to the right of the topo. That's as far as I got before getting too pumped to finish. I will be back for sure.

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