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Climbing Area Index / Cathedral Ledge / Pine Tree Eliminate (5.8+)
Pine Tree Eliminate
unknown climbers
Photo by Al Hospers
Directions:  Located on a ledge directly behind the top of Thin Air.
Description: A great crack climb that's almost assuredly a classic New England sandbag. A perfect finish to Thin Air, Assuming you can hold on!
    Pitch 1: Climb the crack to a niche (holds deep inside), and pull through the crack and the next 2 bulges to the top.
Gear: standard rack
Descent: 
History:  1973 - Michael Hartrich, Rick Ruppel

 
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