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Climbing Area Index / Trollville (Duck's Head) / Unnamed drip (WI 4)
Unnamed drip
Mark Synnott warming up with a nice solo.
Photo by Al Hospers
Directions:  The obvious drip over a roof just left of a huge right-facing wall.
Description: A popular climb. Harder if the drip has broken off. Be gentle if you are toproping it.
    Pitch 1: Climb the drip if it isn't broken off. Continue over several bulges to the trees at the top.
Gear: standard ice rack
Descent: rappel from trees with 1 rope
History:  WInter  - unknown

 
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