Approach to the base of the buttress, July 4th

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Approach to the base of the buttress, July 4th

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First half of P1 per Adam's topo.

Sept. 29, 2009

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A topo of our route up the East Buttress of Mt Goode.

A little practical joking at our last belay

Dan Rampe moving east - 7/8/13

This might upset some people that think CA granite is clean. This route is a pile in most places. This topo does a really good, and funny, job of describing the route if you live in reality.

A reflection of the North Buttress, Mt Goode in Margaret Lake

Approaching the route.

Our approach to the North Buttress of Mt Goode is shown with the red line.

Pitch 5 (per the route description on this page).

cool pinnacle at the top of p4.

First half of P1 per Adam's topo.

Approach to the base of the buttress, July 4th

Sept. 29, 2009

The first pitches of North Buttress (and other routes)

First pitch

Tracy McDermott near the end of the last pitch.

Looking down on the last pitch

Beginning of last pitch

The hands-to-offwidth start of the last pitch.

Rob Beno leading the 5.9 traverse (P2)

The upper pitches. As of early August they stay in the sun between 8AM and 1PM (roughly).

Mike leading up what was the crux for me (p4 of Adam's topo photo)-- but very well protected by those vertical cracks. Nuts for all.

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