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Climbing Area Index / Woodchuck Ledge (Eagle Ledge) / Diamond Edge (5.10d)
Directions:  Just right of Zero Gully at the left side of the Diamond Wall.
Description: Look out for loose rock on the ledge at the top.
    Pitch 1: Face climb up past 2 pinsto a stance below a left-facing corner with a crack. Stem the corner moving left at a pin and then continuing up and to the right to the top.
Gear: standard rack & draws
Descent: rappel using 2 ropes
History:  June 30,1988 - Brad White, Dick Peterson

 
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