Racking out at the top of Coffin Nail, she asks, "How come I never get to wear the rack in pictures?" <br> <br> The answer is you never get to wear the rack in pictures because you always make me lead!! Well OK fine.

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Racking out at the top of Coffin Nail, she asks, "How come I never get to wear the rack in pictures?"<br>
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The answer is you never get to wear the rack in pictures because you always make me lead!! Well OK fine.

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DC and RM at Tahquitz

"Is there anything more to life than the endless search for krill?"<br>
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It's a boulder! It's shaped like a whale! It makes me happy. It's in the Wonderland of Rocks.

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Dan Costello

May 24, 2009

“Racking out at the top of Coffin Nail, she asks, "How come I never get to wear the rack in pictures?"

The answer is you never get to wear the rack in pictures because you always make me lead!! Well OK fine.”

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