The second and third pitches are both reasonably well described in the Williams Select. The second pitch is definitely worth doing, and I thought the Williams thrid pitch was fun as well: from the GT ledge, walk left about 15 feet, climb the face left of the left-facing corner up to the overhang, traverse right underneath the overhang around the nose and to the top (5.7). Short but exciting, plus it's closer in grade to the rest of the route. Makes for a nice finish.
#9750 - 09/04/0306:05 PMRe: Anyone Know the Name/Grade of ...?
[Re: Matt]
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Quote: If anyone out there ever learns the answer to my original question, let us know. Thanks!
you weren't actually expecting a direct answer, were you? this thread is still only 1 page long. when its 3 or 4, you might find an answer in it. good luck.
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Quote: I think you meant to say "two incredibly hot chicks let me use their book and I then found climbing beside them nearly irresistable"
I stand corrected! In actuality, I saw exactly where the route went but purposely went off route and then used the old, "Excuse me, do you happen to have a book handy?" line as my opener.