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Exiting the crack straight up and then left to the ramp involves excellent hand holds but small feet. The thin crack that continues up and right looked enticing from below, but I didn't even see it when following the route.
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Jay Eggleston near the start.
The pod is a restful place to hang out after the steep crack below.
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Ivan Rezucha
Sep 11, 2005
“Exiting the crack straight up and then left to the ramp involves excellent hand holds but small feet. The thin crack that continues up and right looked enticing from below, but I didn't even see it when following the route.”  

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Jay Eggleston near the start.
Exiting the crack straight up and then left to the ramp involves excellent hand holds but small feet. The thin crack that continues up and right looked enticing from below, but I didn't even see it when following the route.
The pod is a restful place to hang out after the steep crack below.
You can layback a few moves when the crack changes direction to rest the jamming muscles in your hands.
The crack angles right then left, and it's steep, so it's harder than it looks. Some foot holds on the bottom half help.
You can exit the pod to the left or out the top. We went out the top after Luke broke off a big foothold trying it to the left.

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