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Kira Engle on the 6b (10+) 6th pitch of Lame Fatale. The the end of the pitch, take a traverse left to a stance below the final exposed arete. Oct 2021
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Dorian Zuretti and Kira Engle posing atop Lame Fatale. Oct 2021.
Kira Engle leading the 6c (11b) pitch up the final arete/pillar. PItch 7 of Lame Fatale. This is an amazing 5 star pitch that is steep and exposed on killer stone with suberb movement. Oct 2021.
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Mike Engle
Mar 21, 2022
“Kira Engle on the 6b (10+) 6th pitch of Lame Fatale. The the end of the pitch, take a traverse left to a stance below the final exposed arete. Oct 2021”  

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Mike Engle and Dorian Zuretti on final pitch of Lame Fatale. Photo credit with permission: Kira Engle. Oct 2021
Dorian Zuretti and Kira Engle posing atop Lame Fatale. Oct 2021.
Kira Engle on the 6b (10+) 6th pitch of Lame Fatale. The the end of the pitch, take a traverse left to a stance below the final exposed arete. Oct 2021
Kira Engle leading the 6c (11b) pitch up the final arete/pillar. PItch 7 of Lame Fatale. This is an amazing 5 star pitch that is steep and exposed on killer stone with suberb movement. Oct 2021.
Mike Engle on the end of P2. Photo credit: Kira Engle. Oct 2021
Kira Engle on the 6a 5th pitch of Lame Fatale, Oct 2021
Dorian Zuretti entering the 6b+ section of pitch 2 on Lame Fatale. Oct 2021
Dorian Zuretti on the hand traverse start of the second pitch of Lame Fatale. The hand traverse goes at about 6a. Oct 2021
Dorian Zuretti leading the first pitch of Lame Fatale. It looks scruffy and easy but it climbs better than it looks and has a long thin, tricky section. Oct 2021
Kira Engle and Dorian Zuretti roping up at the base of Lame Fatale. Oct 2021
This name is painted at the base of the climb and may refer to a variation before the current climb was retrobolted. Oct 2021
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