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Climbing Area Index / Cathedral Ledge / Nomad Crack (5.10b)
Directions:  20 feet right of Layton's Ascent.
Description: A local testpiece, strenuous and quite awkward.
    Pitch 1: Follow the right angling crack (10b) until it gets wider. Continue to the top. (90 feet)
Gear: standard rock rack
Descent: rapell or walk off left
History:  March 1970 - Joe Cote and Larry Poorman did it on aid. Henry Barber and Bob Anderson free climbed it on September 23, 1972

 
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