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Where Have All The Cowboys Gone climbs the steep, shaded patina face in this photo. The approach pitch (on Santa Cruz) starts to the right, out of this photo, in some thin cracks on a detached slab. The belay for Cowboys is where the detached slab rock touches the steep face.
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First pitch of Santa Cruz starts in the thin cracks. Use this to approach Cowboys as well.
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Andy Laakmann
Apr 1, 2009
“Where Have All The Cowboys Gone climbs the steep, shaded patina face in this photo. The approach pitch (on Santa Cruz) starts to the right, out of this photo, in some thin cracks on a detached slab. The belay for Cowboys is where the detached slab rock touches the steep face.”  

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First pitch of Santa Cruz starts in the thin cracks. Use this to approach Cowboys as well.
Where Have All The Cowboys Gone climbs the steep, shaded patina face in this photo. The approach pitch (on Santa Cruz) starts to the right, out of this photo, in some thin cracks on a detached slab. The belay for Cowboys is where the detached slab rock touches the steep face.
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