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Our Pitch 9. From the comfy ledge next to some broken choss. The choss is actually part of a dike that angles right. Follow the dike and go up from there to finish the climb.
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The runout crux section of P6. The unreliable old bolt is immediately left of Pat, and Brandon is at the anchors above.
Looking up at P7. Follow the seam to the right to a bolt, then left from there to an 18" roof. The pitch can also be straightened out by first heading right in the seam, then slightly left to a small ledge, and up to the same roof (a less protectable option).
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Ian Harris
Oct 30, 2016
“Our Pitch 9. From the comfy ledge next to some broken choss. The choss is actually part of a dike that angles right. Follow the dike and go up from there to finish the climb. ”  

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Topo for the Left Eyebrow Route (photo taken from on top of Organ Needle)
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Pitch 1 of Left Eyebrow as described here. Older topos show the route starting much lower. Does anyone know the location of the original start?
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Traversing over to the large live tree at the end of Pitch 4
The runout crux section of P6. The unreliable old bolt is immediately left of Pat, and Brandon is at the anchors above.
Our Pitch 9. From the comfy ledge next to some broken choss. The choss is actually part of a dike that angles right. Follow the dike and go up from there to finish the climb.
Looking up at P7. Follow the seam to the right to a bolt, then left from there to an 18" roof. The pitch can also be straightened out by first heading right in the seam, then slightly left to a small ledge, and up to the same roof (a less protectable option).
Looking down from the dead tree atop pitch 5.
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