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Climbing Area Index / Found Ledge / No Shake Right (5.6)
Directions:  A small slab about 70' left of the Lumberjack Wall
Description: Nice easy slab climbing past 1 bolt with beautiful views at the top. Be aware that after the lone bolt there is NO GEAR for the rest of the climb!
    Pitch 1: Climb to a spruce in the middle of the slab, just left of a clump of bushy trees... 140' 5.6
Gear: normal rack
Descent: Descend by scrambling down the slab on the left side of a large pine tree or down the groove between the Littlest Slab and the Lumberjack Wall.
History:  November 12,2010 - Chuck Woodman & Jack Dorsey

 
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