Garnet Canyon on the way to the Owen Spaulding with Phil Shennett and Peter Anania

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Garnet Canyon on the way to the Owen Spaulding with Phil Shennett and Peter Anania

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Summer storm on the Grand!<br>
...as seen from Climbers Ranch.<br>

Chris Owen on the summit after climbing the Owen-Spalding Route.

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