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Tom Gray at Red Rock, in Nevada. Tom is my best friend and climbing/paddling/hiking/biking/fun partner. Here we had just topped out on Tunnel Vision on the Angel Food Wall.
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This photo is as much Tom as the last, and says a lot I think.
Another contemplative moment for me on Resolution Arete, a climb which turned out to have more self exploration than physical climbing for us. Photo by Tom Gray.
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Ian Wolfe
Jun 2, 2006
“Tom Gray at Red Rock, in Nevada. Tom is my best friend and climbing/paddling/hiking/biking/fun partner. Here we had just topped out on Tunnel Vision on the Angel Food Wall.”  

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Another contemplative moment for me on Resolution Arete, a climb which turned out to have more self exploration than physical climbing for us. Photo by Tom Gray.
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