John on the traverse pitch. 'X' marks the bolt before moving to the traverse (feet low, hands across the dotted line). Small pro to be found in the vertical crack to the left of the traverse. <br> <br> The belay shown lines up with the 5.7 variation to P3, the classic line is the corner to the left of the shown belay.

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John on the traverse pitch. 'X' marks the bolt before moving to the traverse (feet low, hands across the dotted line). Small pro to be found in the vertical crack to the left of the traverse.
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The belay shown lines up with the 5.7 variation to P3, the classic line is the corner to the left of the shown belay.

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Descent gully. Follow the cairnes to the left of the gully to avoid large patches of brush. Fairly straightforward

Watch out for a couple of loose holds near the top of Frogland Pitch 4.

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Jen Wiebracht

Mar 19, 2018

“John on the traverse pitch. 'X' marks the bolt before moving to the traverse (feet low, hands across the dotted line). Small pro to be found in the vertical crack to the left of the traverse.

The belay shown lines up with the 5.7 variation to P3, the classic line is the corner to the left of the shown belay.”

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John on the traverse pitch. 'X' marks the bolt before moving to the traverse (feet low, hands across the dotted line). Small pro to be found in the vertical crack to the left of the traverse.
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The belay shown lines up with the 5.7 variation to P3, the classic line is the corner to the left of the shown belay.

Watch out for a couple of loose holds near the top of Frogland Pitch 4.

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