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Looking down after all hell broke loose. Nothing like being in a tight canyon when hail and lightening and pouring rain and snow are all knocking rocks down.
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tenesmus
Aug 17, 2009
“Looking down after all hell broke loose. Nothing like being in a tight canyon when hail and lightening and pouring rain and snow are all knocking rocks down.”  

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This is totally a guess, made with low-google-earth-skill. If this is even close to correct, the hike into the Hidden Heavenly slab is about .76 miles and about a thousand feet of loose, boulder strewn, chossy elevation gain.
Looking up Tanners
Looking down after all hell broke loose. Nothing like being in a tight canyon when hail and lightening and pouring rain and snow are all knocking rocks down.
looking up before all hell breaks loose
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