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Initial crux move. Feels like a much bigger stretch than it looks. Also from a beginner perspective the hand and foot holds involved in the move feel small.
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Leader pondering the crux of "Goldline."
Building an anchor for pitch 2 of Goldline.
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Justin Ruppert
Jan 29, 2016
“Initial crux move. Feels like a much bigger stretch than it looks. Also from a beginner perspective the hand and foot holds involved in the move feel small. ”  

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Jack Heading up towards the first anchor of Goldline, photo by Karl E.
Jack Beckley and Tony Yeary on 1st P of Goldline
This was the 1st bolt on P2 of "Goldline" before it was replaced with a 3/8" X 4" Powers 5-piece bolt.
Sketchy hardware from the P1 anchor on "Goldline."
The summit.
Optional triple repeal back down the face of the slab. Top anchor to "Pretty good at drinking beer" anchor to P1 anchor of "Goldline" to the bottom. Pic of start of repeal off of "Pretty good at drinking beer" anchor.
A leader belaying from the P2 anchor on "Goldline."
Leader pondering the crux of "Goldline."
Initial crux move. Feels like a much bigger stretch than it looks. Also from a beginner perspective the hand and foot holds involved in the move feel small.
Building an anchor for pitch 2 of Goldline.
Britt pulling through the crux.
TJ almost at the belay of the first pitch.
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