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Me standing on the Summit of Tellot Spire One in the Waddington Range. The granite was amazing, the climbing good, and the position unsurpassable. Following this was a 200' free-hanging rappel down the Central Dihedral. Photo by Tom Gray.
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My best friend and climbing partner Tom Gray on Dreamweaver in late May. The conditions were perfect and the climbing enjoyable.
This was taken from North Early Winter Spire, towards South Early Winter Spire. This shot sort of epitimizes alpine rock in a way for me. The one man, sitting on the summit, the other climbing the steep good rock below, with the loose, technically easier but perhaps just as intimidating rock above, and the lifeline of the rope between the two.
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Ian Wolfe
Jul 25, 2006
“Me standing on the Summit of Tellot Spire One in the Waddington Range. The granite was amazing, the climbing good, and the position unsurpassable. Following this was a 200' free-hanging rappel down the Central Dihedral. Photo by Tom Gray.”  

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