This route was originally a third higher than it is now. The ntop pitch went up a crack system which was vertical and then the last 20 feet were up a slightly impending wall with no real positive holds. The belay at the top was in a landslip crack which one had to get one leg in and hope for the best. I held Rowland Perriment in this position as he jumared up the top pitch on the first indirect ascent in1979