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Too Much Goose

WI4-5, Ice, Alpine, 120 ft (36 m),  Avg: 2 from 1 vote
FA: Todd Cozzens, Jim Montgomery, and Ric Miller. 1985/86 season
Wyoming > Cody > S Fork Shoshone… > 1. S Facing/N Side > 5. Dental Floss/Trypt…

Description

This is the obviously big flow spilling into the Dental Floss drainage.  It sits in full sun and typically comes and goes as the season changes.  Often the top half is a shell of ice with the spiciness dependent on the shell's thickness!  Belay in blobs of ice or continue over the top to bushes or a tree set back from the edge.  

Location

Follow the Dental Floss drainage up many small steps and low angle ice for 30-45 minutes.  Too Much Goose is directly above pouring in from the left as the main dental floss cuts right towards the chimney pitch.

Protection

Screws.

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97/98 Winter. Taken by Bobby Model. Permission by Model Release Agreement.
[Hide Photo] 97/98 Winter. Taken by Bobby Model. Permission by Model Release Agreement.
Too Much Goose on the right in fat conditions.
[Hide Photo] Too Much Goose on the right in fat conditions.