Following the second traverse on western hardman

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Following the second traverse on western hardman

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Top of western hardman with Thomas

just me sitting a 1000 feet above Provo. That was one hell of a scramble.

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Paul Wilhelmsen

Nov 5, 2015

“Following the second traverse on western hardman ”

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