Pitch 3 is protected mostly by nuts between the brownstone blocks. Offsets work great.

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Pitch 3 is protected mostly by nuts between the brownstone blocks. Offsets work great.

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The last pitch of the route, which is the last pitch of Requiem for a Tadpole.

Pitch 2, 5.9 finger crack section.

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Steph Abegg

Mar 24, 2018

“Pitch 3 is protected mostly by nuts between the brownstone blocks. Offsets work great.”

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