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Beginning the lead of the fourth (crux) pitch of the Regular Route on The Mace. You chimney into the "interiors" of The Mace and then make your way up a weird crack/groove passing a short but hard (bolt-protected) 5.9+ OW section (December 25, 2005).


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seth fridaevortex

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I hear this route is at the heart of the most powerful vortex around. My buddy let me lead all the pitches of this ultra classic and boy was i stoked. I eased down the classic ankle smashing jump. Gotta get back on that one someday.
Posted Jun 20, 2006 1:13 pm

rpcRe: vortex

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Yeah - classic line/tower for sure! As good as most "Moab classics". The ankle buster is not necessary anymore - you can rap off the pipe-bomb-shaped summit register container (save the ankles for other climbs in the area).
THanks for your visit.
Posted Jun 20, 2006 3:40 pm

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