Free Soloing the first four pitches of solar slab. Roped the remaining 7 pitches.

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Free Soloing the first four pitches of solar slab. Roped the remaining 7 pitches.

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Tom Kaufman on the first ascent of Solar Slab, January 1975.

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Free Soloing the first four pitches of solar slab. Roped the remaining 7 pitches.

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Top of pitch 6 - slung block.

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Brian and Jason simul-rapping off Solar Slab.
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