Type: Trad, 80 ft (24 m)
FA: Randy Vogel, Craig Fry, and Steve Quinlan, 1975
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Shared By: Roger Linfield on Jul 27, 2006
Admins: Greg Opland, C Miller, Gunkswest, Mike Morley, Adam Stackhouse, Salamanizer Ski, Justin Johnsen, Vicki Schwantes
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a low angle dihedral, with liebacking, finger jamming, and face climbing

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On the southeast corner of the rock, an obvious rounded buttress starts a third of the way up the rock. This route follows a low angle dihedral at the left end of that buttress.

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standard rack

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Downpour (5.8), south face of Jimmy Cliff.<br> Photo by Blitzo.
Downpour (5.8), south face of Jimmy Cliff. Pho…
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Looking back toward the Lurleen topout, from across the scramble at the high point of the traverse wrap-around turn to the topouts of Downpour and Thin Flakes. This would also be the view if walking off this way after climbing Downpour and Thin Flakes.
Looking back toward the Lurleen topout, from ac…
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Inner talus bowel behind the Lurleen topout, on which my shadow stood. We would drop down to the other side and traverse up and right and around, to connect to the topouts of Downpour and Thin Flakes.
Inner talus bowel behind the Lurleen topout, on…
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"Downpour".<br> Photo by Blitzo.
"Downpour". Photo by Blitzo.
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