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Shows how well staying out on the arete protects. Also the courteous leader leaves the heavy hammer to weigh down the follower errrr sling
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If you link the first two pitches (recommended with a 70m) you'll end up on this nice belay ledge before the final pitch
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greggrylls
Sep 9, 2018
“Shows how well staying out on the arete protects. Also the courteous leader leaves the heavy hammer to weigh down the follower errrr sling”  

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Second East Face (Green), Variation (Blue)
Second East Face
John Evans
If you see this death-chock you are in the right place to pick your belay spot. For the love of god, don't weight it, lol, I think it's one dumbass move away from falling. I bet the block weighs in at 500 lbs so it's prolly a bad idea to trundle it.
JHCOB wall from up canyon. The north face is in shade.
J-sexy shredding the gnar
With narcolepsy right behind us, you stay high up on the more stable talus till you reach the wall and the carefully cut down along the wall to second east face. Look for a crazy chock stone to locate the belay area.
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Shows how well staying out on the arete protects. Also the courteous leader leaves the heavy hammer to weigh down the follower errrr sling
If you link the first two pitches (recommended with a 70m) you'll end up on this nice belay ledge before the final pitch
Great exposure, pro is a bit more spread out on the final pitch
Eric Allen on the second pitch (or the top of the first if you combine the two).
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