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Climbing Area Index / Cathedral Ledge / Don't Fly Over Russia (5.11 R)
Directions:  Walk to the right side of the ledge at the finish of Recompense. This is the corner just left of the 5.10 finish to the Prow.
Description: Hard stemming and minimal gear make this a no-fall zone. Popular as a toprope problem.
    Pitch 1: Step down off the end of the ledge and stem up the corner.
Gear: small nuts
Descent: walk off
History:  September 10,1983 - Niel Cannon, Peter Lewis, Dave Rose, Chris Plant

 
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