About 1/3 way up the first pitch. After the first few moves past the overlap at the bottom of the photo, there are few positive holds. The climbing eases up in a few places, in particular where Craggy Tur diagonals across this route from left to right.

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About 1/3 way up the first pitch. After the first few moves past the overlap at the bottom of the photo, there are few positive holds. The climbing eases up in a few places, in particular where Craggy Tur diagonals across this route from left to right.

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Brian on the upper part of P2, where the bolts get spaced out a bit.

beginning the hike up the excellent first friction pitch - also a decent idea of where this route starts (left end of the dome).

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Ivan Rezucha

Aug 1, 2004

“About 1/3 way up the first pitch. After the first few moves past the overlap at the bottom of the photo, there are few positive holds. The climbing eases up in a few places, in particular where Craggy Tur diagonals across this route from left to right.”

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beginning the hike up the excellent first friction pitch - also a decent idea of where this route starts (left end of the dome).

Not that route finding is any kind of challenge on this route, but here's a topo anyway!

Pitch 3.

Starting up P3, with perhaps the Castle in the background.

The first pitch in its entirety. Craggy Tur to the left and Miss Manners to the right.

Looking down the "slabtacular" first pitch.

Top of pitch 1.

Third pitch below the crux section.

Make a long reach over the ceiling using an undercling. The next ceiling is harder than it at first appears, and is climbed just left of the bush on the right of the photo. Above this, angle left and then up on an easy, knobby face to a short 9 headwall at the top of the pitch.

The P1 anchor. A panoramic picture, so the angle is not this steep.

Looking down at the first belay.

Leaving the anchors for the final pitch. This route is so freakin' good.

Looking up the first pitch of Two Jews Blues.

Looking up to the first belay from halfway up the first pitch.

Cruising P3.<br>
Good Job, Cindy!

A fun route.

More slab fun.

2nd half of P2 (above the overhangs).

Panorama from the top. Walking off to climber's left is possible but a little brutal with all the boulders.

Looking down from P3.

Aaron leadin' on.... The crux is a spicy move through the obvious horizontal crease at the bottom of the pic.

Stef leading P1 of this fine route.

The rappel.

Slab master in action.

Here's the start, you can see the 2 - 3 feet of snow at the bottom. Maybe it helps with the initial crux.

Sam cruising up the start of P2.

Nice backlight on P3 with a midday ascent.

Brian on the upper part of P2, where the bolts get spaced out a bit.

About 1/3 way up the first pitch. After the first few moves past the overlap at the bottom of the photo, there are few positive holds. The climbing eases up in a few places, in particular where Craggy Tur diagonals across this route from left to right.

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