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the first outdoor climb. literally so glad i didn’t die

the first outdoor climb. literally so glad i didn’t die

The first half of this climb is enjoyable if a little sharp. The part above the bulge is just unpleasant

Fun face climbing, tricky section around fourth bolt, awesome layback finish

This route is graded 5.10b in the guidebook, and the tricky moves at the start mean it deserves the grade

Fun and varied movement, if you are comfortable at the grade it can be done as a run out sport climb.

Start move is hard as hell, could even be 11a of you are short.

Done with one black totem.

You can find happiness in slavery

That was great. Inspiring to climb on this piece of history (FA in 1952 by Robbins/Wilson, and the first 5.9 in the country!).

P1: Engaging boulder start with almost no protection, crux just below the elephant ear (great feature). I found the start crux to be not the first few moves, but instead reaching the crack by establishing on the slab properly.

P2: 20m of continuous laybacking, initially with some good mini-ledges for rest, then nothing on the last ~12m. Also jammable if you like offwidths. I laybacked (guns > technique I guess)

P3: Interesting mix of grovel, chimney and unprotected slab moves. Rap anchor or continue to the top. Moving onto the slab after chimneying is spicy on lead!

Oof. Too much after climbing Open Book before. Feet hurting like hell and it was also really hot. I still feel insecure on steeper fingercracks and especially felt so today. Needed one hang above the tree, clean until there with the crux for me being getting fully established in the crack.

Crux is at the start, then the rest of the route is victory jugs

very nice easy climb.

really nice route, short crux section in the middle that can either be done as a crack, or a side pull.

very slabby, no hand holds at the top. First section is 5.7, then harder. Would be scary to lead.

all totally acheivable for me, just exhausted from previous day! project!

Got confused, thiught it went across the arch, so I took. It goes straight up. Bottom was very wet

Came into this route via Coffin Nail. Pulling the Horn was great, some crazy exposure there.

5.8 on Mountain Proj, which is surely more accurate. Great climbing on the second pitch. New BD gloves came in handy.

First V10!! rlly fun line, took me 10 sessions

I've seen this route graded as a 5.10c/d

Pumpy, coming back for the send

Took a few attempts, going for the wrong hands and feet. I forgot how slippery the feet at Hammond are.

Scary near the top

I never thought slab could be undoable but this is hard!

So many holds to choose from, made it harder trying to find the best

Good multi overall. Rock quality not great on last pitch, but the summit makes up for it. Grades are soft I thought

P1 mildly terrifying in the vertical crack. Lucky I still had a blue cam. P2 traverse was the hardest thing I've ever done OMG terrifying. Maybe did it wrong?

Accidentally went left too early on Horseman. A bit scary and didn't extend enough, so much rope drag.

Kate did mock lead and I checked placements

Roof is a bit tricky

Broke off a hold, or I would have had it

Rope was getting in the way

Sick OW to #6 - definitely not X let alone R rated, not sure why it says that here?

Fuck wideboyz crack gloves, would be better off using banana peels strapped onto the back of your hands with duck tape

Awesome climbing

I must've started too high or this is truly a one move 12a that I bypassed the Crux of? Definitely on the right line according to MP but felt way too easy for 12a

#barefoot

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