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The route as seen from start of the descent trail. The fourth and fifth belays are the obvious, large, grassy ledges.
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Lazy Sunday, P2-start of P6. Climber: Doug Haller.
The first pitch. Start up the chimney or on the face to the right. Step right at the grassy ledge to an open book corner.
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John mac
Aug 1, 2016
“The route as seen from start of the descent trail. The fourth and fifth belays are the obvious, large, grassy ledges.”  

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In this photo, P1-4, Lazy Sunday. Byron Murray at the start of P3, below the white, compact dihedral and roof. <br> <br> Photo: Greg M.
Lazy Sunday, P2-start of P6. Climber: Doug Haller.
The route as seen from start of the descent trail. The fourth and fifth belays are the obvious, large, grassy ledges.
The first pitch. Start up the chimney or on the face to the right. Step right at the grassy ledge to an open book corner.
You can start on this pillar or to the right. Go up and trend into the dihedral.
World's cushiest belay (top of pitch 4)!
Moving up the dihedral to the roof of pitch three.
Ben Collett and Josth Finklestein on the first ascent of The Lazy Sunday Route. Photo by Taylor Roy.
Josh in the right-facing dihedral of pitch 2.
Doug and Byron at the start.
Doug and Byron topping out.
Doug and Byron P4, taken from Dog Fight.
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