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Harrington book says "scramble 10m down/right from the belay" of the "obvious pine bowing outward" to finish on PC's splitter cracks. This is a tough downclimb; you end up climbing back up after crossing steep slab. Much easier to go up/right from belay.
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Fantastic open book feature on Pitch 6.
The amphitheater-like shelf marking the start of the route, as viewed from P1 anchor.
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PortlandRob
Jul 2, 2021
“Harrington book says "scramble 10m down/right from the belay" of the "obvious pine bowing outward" to finish on PC's splitter cracks. This is a tough downclimb; you end up climbing back up after crossing steep slab. Much easier to go up/right from belay.”  

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Harrington book says "scramble 10m down/right from the belay" of the "obvious pine bowing outward" to finish on PC's splitter cracks. This is a tough downclimb; you end up climbing back up after crossing steep slab. Much easier to go up/right from belay.
The amphitheater-like shelf marking the start of the route, as viewed from P1 anchor.
Exiting the roof at the top of Pitch 5.
Looking down on Pitch 6.
Upper section of Pitch 5 - headed into the roof option.
Looking down on pitch 5. Beautiful corner crack from fingers to hands.
About to exit the 'clean orange corner' on pitch 2. Ended up belaying a bit higher then indicated on the pitch breakdown.
Pitch 4 - detached flake/ramp and small roof.
Fantastic open book feature on Pitch 6.
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