Ascents as Red point, Lead solo, Lead, Onsight, Pink point or Flash by Fritz Devendorf

This is always a good warm up lead for me after no climbing for a while. A little cool at the start; but it warmed up nicely.

This wasn't my first lead up this route but it was clean.

I felt really good this time, a much better lead climb. And my placements were bomber. I also finished of the 2nd pitch. Both pitches were excelent.

After the fiasco on Walt’s Wall Waltz, we had to redeem ourselves with something more in our league

At the far left of the wall are some anchors at the top of the rock above a series of left sloping cracks. I led up the cracks moving up an left with the last one or two moves up the face to the anchors. I think the lead is 5.7. We then top roped a more direct route up the bottom crack to the anchors which was a little harder, 5.8. I think the anchor also serve Ow Now, on the far left.

Jim did the first and third pitches. I did most of the route finding, and I intentially picked one of the easiest routes for my first trip to the mountain. This route was fairly straight forward.

This was my second time on this climb, first time was in 2004. This time I stayed on route, brave the exposure. I had to set a belay at, what I call, the 60m tree.

Excelent, as I was loward down the face I though no way. Ist time started at the bottem of an alcove 30ft up from the saddle above the Sentinal, climbed up and left under an overhang then left onto the face and a flake to the top. 2nd time (Sep 28) I led from the bottom but didn't finish due to rain. Great rock and possiblities for good small to medium pro. Oct 05 Redpoint accent

Thin but fun

a little harder than Cobb It

probably done before but not named

good second pitch to Papas Fritas

I enjoyed this easy climb w/ spectatular views and some exposure

used to climb out - very short 5 section used 2 peices or pro

My 4th lead in 2004, both pitchs. It was great