Climbing the second pitch. Which way should I go?

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Climbing the second pitch. Which way should I go?

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High E looking even better after some digital photo editing. From original by Mike fenice.

Climber preparing to start the exposed and exciting last pitch of High Exposure, one of the best 5.6 pitches on the planet.

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Mike fenice

May 10, 2006

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