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The mildly junky start shared with the Standard Thumb. Traverse left for Standard Thumb, or continue straight up here towards the jungle beneath Coyne Crack for S-Crack.
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Lunch Ledge seen from the end of Indecent Exposure/S-Crack vars. S-Direct continues up the center corner, Standard Thumb comes in from the left, exits right. Might be nicer (but harder) to lieback and slab in the corner to a belay rather than...
Mark Ward nearly pulling off a free ascent of the thin crack crux. Mid 70's
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Mark Thomas
Sep 25, 2019
“The mildly junky start shared with the Standard Thumb. Traverse left for Standard Thumb, or continue straight up here towards the jungle beneath Coyne Crack for S-Crack.”  

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Mark Ward nearly pulling off a free ascent of the thin crack crux. Mid 70's
S-Crack
Tim Nguyen <sp leading up the "Groove" pitch.
Ryan B digging the tricky part of the "Groove" pitch, just before Lunch Ledge anchors. Getting ready for the lead on S-Direct.
a view of the 2nd pitch OW/chimney crack. Its #6 camalot for most of it, and not vertical at all.
Ian McAlexander at the top of pitch four.
flared hands
Following up P4. Chad is at the anchors. The first section with tricky pro has a mysterious single bolt on the right to clip. Climbing it was very easy since the angle was very flat.
Chad leading P4, which was a fantastic hand crack! Until the very end it took great pro and jams.
Chad just beyond the short P4 flare/groove crux and almost to the chains. I found this pitch to be much easier and better protected than the Trough pitch of the Standard Thumb route.
Beginning the P3 crack. It is a tad flaring and gritty at first, but quite moderate.
Looking down after aiding the P3 crack.