Starting from the high left-hand rail, traverse the black wall high finishing around the arête; very polished.
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| redjerry | 25 Dec, 2022 |
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βeta: A little bit of history. The traverse was traditionally done right to left, coming in low on the right arete. The big flat jug at the left end of the traverse wasn't there when Cubby first climbed this. Instead there was a wide, slippery pinch hold which you had to match on and which was really hard to use. This made the problem much harder than it is today. | βeta? | |
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βeta: A little bit of history. The traverse was traditionally done right to left, coming in low on the right arete. The big flat jug at the left end of the traverse wasn't there when Cubby first climbed this. Instead there was a wide, slippery pinch hold which you had to match on and which was really hard to use. This made the problem much harder than it is today. |
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