Brittany Goris Sends City Park, a Thin 5.13+ Crack

Brittany Goris has sent City Park, a think 5.13+ crack on Lower Town Wall in Index, Washington.
Goris is the first woman to send the hard route and the sixth person overall, but only the third to place all gear on lead.
The route goes at 5.13c/d and is the first pitch to four, the upper pitches being easier at 5.10.
The hard line was first climbed in 1966 by Richard Mathies and Roger Johnson as an aid route. Yosemite free climber Todd Skinner freed City Park in 1986, utilizing a series of finger locks, but used some pre-placed gear.
The second ascent was by Hugh Herr, a double-amputee climber who used prosthetic legs that were customized for climbing. He also used some pre-placed gear.
Mikey Schafer sent the crack in 2005 and was the first to place all gear on lead. The next redpoint was in 2016 by Blake Harrington.
“I felt myself slipping out of the last pinky locks but I told myself to weight the foot more and trust that it would stay, the micro beta I had identified on my previous attempt,” wrote Goris on her blog here.
“As I pulled into the final hard section I felt tired, but in complete control. I sang to myself a song I had written about the climb and recited countless times during training over the past several months: Watch those anchor gates, open up for me, for our City Park sending train.
“With each move I became more and more certain that this was it, the moment that City Park had finally deemed me worthy. I placed each hand perfectly, each foot perfectly, and made not a sound until I was standing on the ledge below the final 5.11 section.”