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Climbing Area Index / Humphrey's Ledge / It's Five What? (5.10)
Directions:  The route starts ten feet to the left of the Dedication Corner.
Description: Follow six bolts to a short crack that will take a .5 Camalot.
    Pitch 1: Climb it to the top, climb over the lip and scramble up to rappel anchors on a short wall.
Gear: standard trad rack
Descent: rap from anchors
History:  May 2008 - Joe Perez and George Hurley

 
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