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Where did all those routes come from? As everyone knows, the park rangers put them up after dark.
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Crack Land as viewed from the trail that runs along beneath the Northeast Face, Third Tier of Avalon.
Area as seen by the road.
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Richard Rossiter
Sep 2, 2006
“Where did all those routes come from? As everyone knows, the park rangers put them up after dark.”  

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