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MG is right above the climber's head. Don M. says "lots of options" here; on this late season, fat-ice-everywhere day in 2008 we climbed the ice-filled cleft on the left for a long pitch that met MG at the top. EDIT - that would be Rock Ghyll.
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Having fun on Moss Ghyll.
Moss Ghyl climbs the nice flow in the corner and continues up a second 20-30 foot tier of WI3 that is out of sight in this photo. <br> Photo by D. Albers
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Gunkiemike
Mar 10, 2016
“MG is right above the climber's head. Don M. says "lots of options" here; on this late season, fat-ice-everywhere day in 2008 we climbed the ice-filled cleft on the left for a long pitch that met MG at the top. EDIT - that would be Rock Ghyll.”  

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Fun steep variation in-between Moss Ghyll and Hammond Egger (rap tat at the top)
My favorite shot of one of my favorite pitches at NFOP. Yes, this shot makes the MG corner seem longer. Or maybe viewing it from below makes it look shorter?
Heading up into the neat cleft left of MG. A bit reminiscent of a miniature Multi Gully. I went straight up narrow ice 110' to a rap tree. EDIT - this is the route called Rock Ghyll. Highly recommended if it's in shape.
not quite fat, but still climbable
Having fun on Moss Ghyll.
MG is right above the climber's head. Don M. says "lots of options" here; on this late season, fat-ice-everywhere day in 2008 we climbed the ice-filled cleft on the left for a long pitch that met MG at the top. EDIT - that would be Rock Ghyll.
Moss Ghyl climbs the nice flow in the corner and continues up a second 20-30 foot tier of WI3 that is out of sight in this photo. <br> Photo by D. Albers
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