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The start of the hand traverse on pitch 4. There are two good rests along the way. <br> <br> Double ropes which I haven't used in many years and a tied off rigid Friend.
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Isn't this the traverse pitch mentioned? Steven Gale follows the right-hand traverse in 1995. Photo by Tony Bubb
Showing more clearly the runout traverse right and the hand traverse back left. The top pitch of Hot Licks is the wide 8+ crack above the tall dead tree.
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Ivan Rezucha
May 2, 2004
“The start of the hand traverse on pitch 4. There are two good rests along the way.

Double ropes which I haven't used in many years and a tied off rigid Friend.”  

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