Our P4, (The "White Streak variation") up the slab above the mid-slab belay at the large block & small oak tree

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Our P4, (The "White Streak variation") up the slab above the mid-slab belay at the large block & small oak tree

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Wasp Next Maybe, just below and left of this pin on P1

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Robert Hall

Aug 19, 2017

“Our P4, (The "White Streak variation") up the slab above the mid-slab belay at the large block & small oak tree”

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Last pitch on Endeavor

Our P4, (The "White Streak variation") up the slab above the mid-slab belay at the large block & small oak tree

Wasp Next Maybe, just below and left of this pin on P1

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