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Angelus Vicia, 5.10a [ Sizes: Orig | Large | Med | Small | Thumb ]
Angelus Vicia, 5.10a
4st Pitch- 45m- 5.10aR/ The before mentioned bolt is positioned weird; not high enough to really protect the start of the next pitch, but higher than it should be for the belay. Clip it for a directional anyway and stem up a closed right leaning corner to the left and then make a cruxy unprotected traverse right to the left leaning corner. You can get a small piece of pro in some chossy rock here or maybe conserve your energy and just finish the run out. Once on top of this short corner, move right below a protectable steep corner and climb it to a semi-hanging bolted belay above.
Angelus Vicia, 5.10a, 8 Pitches, Phantom Tower, South Ghost, Ghost Wilderness Area, Canadian Rockies, July, 2008


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