Fun BW placement on P1, allowing me to move up high enough to clean out a seam with a nut tool. I found 2 pockets large enough in the sloping slab to set my smallest brassie & peanut to make 2 moves up before getting an OK Totem. Meanwhile, this fell out!

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Fun BW placement on P1, allowing me to move up high enough to clean out a seam with a nut tool. I found 2 pockets large enough in the sloping slab to set my smallest brassie & peanut to make 2 moves up before getting an OK Totem. Meanwhile, this fell out!

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Lightning storm on Phantom Sprint

Annotated photo topo detail of the middle 1/3 of the route, which is the most complex section.

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Mark P Thomas

Dec 21, 2019

“Fun BW placement on P1, allowing me to move up high enough to clean out a seam with a nut tool. I found 2 pockets large enough in the sloping slab to set my smallest brassie & peanut to make 2 moves up before getting an OK Totem. Meanwhile, this fell out!”

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Fun BW placement on P1, allowing me to move up high enough to clean out a seam with a nut tool. I found 2 pockets large enough in the sloping slab to set my smallest brassie & peanut to make 2 moves up before getting an OK Totem. Meanwhile, this fell out!

Annotated photo topo detail of the middle 1/3 of the route, which is the most complex section.

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