Ian standing over directional bolt at top of P4. Note that anchor is about 20' to climbers right.

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Ian standing over directional bolt at top of P4. Note that anchor is about 20' to climbers right.

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Ian over the crux and near the anchor on P2.

Final section of approach, cut right on a smaller trail if you want to keep it class 2!

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John Knight

Jul 22, 2019

“Ian standing over directional bolt at top of P4. Note that anchor is about 20' to climbers right.”

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