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SM on the right-middle line (5.5 +/-) at Monalisa, using cracks. One could also climb the flakes above ("left-middle line"???") and left where the rope from the top is running.
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RW about 15 ft up the "far right" line. This starts in a corner on the path up,15 ft below the usual base area. Top roping the route from the bolts you should put in a directional (#2 Gold, Camalot) on the Arete, or face a bad swing.
Sheila Matz about to climb and clean the left-side route (5.2-5.4). Rope from the top is, roughly, on the middle route.
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Robert Hall
Jul 9, 2018
“SM on the right-middle line (5.5 +/-) at Monalisa, using cracks. One could also climb the flakes above ("left-middle line"???") and left where the rope from the top is running.”  

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RW about 15 ft up the "far right" line. This starts in a corner on the path up,15 ft below the usual base area. Top roping the route from the bolts you should put in a directional (#2 Gold, Camalot) on the Arete, or face a bad swing.
SM on the right-middle line (5.5 +/-) at Monalisa, using cracks. One could also climb the flakes above ("left-middle line"???") and left where the rope from the top is running.
Sheila Matz about to climb and clean the left-side route (5.2-5.4). Rope from the top is, roughly, on the middle route.
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SM on the "Far Right" line near top. She's taken the "5.2" exit on the arete. #2 (Gold) Camalot directional placement for this route is seen above her.
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