Is this is how they climb in columbia? Paul @ Notch Lake.

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Is this is how they climb in columbia? Paul @ Notch Lake.

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Working my Jaw on 'Jawbone' (5.10), at The Waterfall, Portal Area

A beautiful Uinta Pika

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tyler nelson

Aug 19, 2009

“Is this is how they climb in columbia? Paul @ Notch Lake.”

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