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Tre Cime de Lavaredo after a storm.<br> <br> It started raining on us eight pitches up Spitagoras, a 12-pitch 10a route.<br> <br> We were rewarded with this view of the Tre Cime after we topped out.
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Sass de Stria. <br> <br> The Hexenstein Route (6 pitches, 5.7) climbs the highest peak in the left-center of the photo. You can barely see the large metal cross that's on the summit.<br> <br> On the descent, you can see old bunkers, caves, and lookouts from World War I.
In the cow pasture below the Tre Cime de Lavaredo, after climbing Spitagoras, a 12-pitch 10a route.<br> <br> Photo by [[11057]]
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Ron Olsen
Jan 20, 2006
“Tre Cime de Lavaredo after a storm.

It started raining on us eight pitches up Spitagoras, a 12-pitch 10a route.

We were rewarded with this view of the Tre Cime after we topped out.”  

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Tre Cime de Lavaredo after a storm.<br> <br> It started raining on us eight pitches up Spitagoras, a 12-pitch 10a route.<br> <br> We were rewarded with this view of the Tre Cime after we topped out.
In the cow pasture below the Tre Cime de Lavaredo, after climbing Spitagoras, a 12-pitch 10a route.<br> <br> Photo by [[11057]]
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