Just past the crux on p3 with a lot more rock to go! <br> <br> Photo by Guy H.

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Just past the crux on p3 with a lot more rock to go!<br>
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Bolt. These are Mammut bolts from the original bolting in 1988.

Rob following a pitch on Birds of Fire.

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Brian Stevens

Aug 26, 2015

“Just past the crux on p3 with a lot more rock to go!

Photo by Guy H.”

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