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This is the "jump-across" descent off of the 5th pitch of The Mace. I never get tired of this climb. Photo by Jodie.
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Jumping in after sending a short but sweet DWS problem near the lunch spot. Check out the shadow! <br> The overhanging crack up dark rock on the left is great, and the low roof below me is a hard tread-water start. Photo by Brenda O.
The upper section of Our Piece of Real Estate, 5.11a, Indian Creek. What a great trip! Photo by Chris Fox.
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Mike
May 17, 2006
“This is the "jump-across" descent off of the 5th pitch of The Mace. I never get tired of this climb. Photo by Jodie.”  

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