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Ailie Byers > 2016
the best solution for dealing with spring mud, never step in it!
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On far right of slab looking across to rest of routes towards the Lumberjack Wall
At this point in most of the climbs on the little slab you are relativity near the anchors which are just past the lip you can see above Robert.
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Ailie Byers
May 3, 2016
“the best solution for dealing with spring mud, never step in it!”  

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there is still snow out there in May 2016, after our late storm in April
lending a helping hand
Again, crux moves on little slab are the first few off of the ground.
looking up bot lines on Found-A-Line & Elvis in The House.Small rivulets of water from top are coming down, but not that wet.
On far right of slab looking across to rest of routes towards the Lumberjack Wall
the best solution for dealing with spring mud, never step in it!
At this point in most of the climbs on the little slab you are relativity near the anchors which are just past the lip you can see above Robert.
Although there are bots on all of the lines listed in MP, the first 1-4 moves on each route are the crux of the whole slab. Once past that, you are pretty golden!
Leaves had collected and covered about 1-3 feet of the base of the slab. Dried fairly quickly, but left mud at base. Robert did a great job of clearing the leaves.
near base of little slab looking at the Main Cliff
near base of Found Ledge looking at The Little Slab
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