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Great to TR, thrilling to lead. Just have to believe there are good holds just out of sight and bump those feet up to find them.
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Alex Silverman
Mar 11, 2020
“Great to TR, thrilling to lead. Just have to believe there are good holds just out of sight and bump those feet up to find them.”  

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Hitonmi almost pitches off of the 'Amazing Face' (5.10a) at Mt. Diablo. Photo 9/03 by Tony Bubb.
Barefoot
On top of the northwestern segment of the Lower Tier, two bolts (6" glue-ins; 2022) provide easy anchor access for setting up top-ropes. These are for accessing the lower anchors ONLY! Do not top-rope off of them.
The caves are fun to climb!
First dyno on Amazing face. Taller people can jump and directly get the edge of the first big hole. For shorter people it is more challenging, but great fun when you figure it out!
Green = Once was Lost <br> Blue = Amazing Face <br> Purple = Bolt Route <br> Red = Earthcling
Taller than it looks.
Climbing amazing face :)
Paul, high up on Amazing Face. The lighting and texture of the rock is truely amazing!
Probably my tenth time doing this route. One I'll never tire of and it doesn't seem to really get much easier...
A good closeup look at the sculptured face of Amazing Face. With all the apparent abundant holds, this climb still requires delicate and balancy moves on the relatively steep face.
Maddy looking down while on Amazing Face.

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