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 route description
Climbing Area Index / Cathedral Ledge / Poltroonís Challenge (5.9+)
Directions:  Begin at the bottom of the cliff between No Guts No Glory and the Crescendo chimney.
Description: Scramble up on the right side of a pine tree, which is just below the first bolt, to the treeís base.
    Pitch 1: A combination of friction and mantle moves up the face and over two overlaps will take you to the upper pine tree on the ledge above where Coda starts.
Gear: standard rack
Descent: 
History:  August 16,2004 - George Hurley, Peg Immel

 
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