Dalon following and jamming the first pitch 5.4 fun crack!

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Dalon following and jamming the first pitch 5.4 fun crack!

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Best climb ever!

Brian leading pitch 2 toward the next tree ledge belay, fun pitch (not that all of them are not great!)

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46and2

Aug 28, 2006

“Dalon following and jamming the first pitch 5.4 fun crack!”

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Dalon following and jamming the first pitch 5.4 fun crack!

Brian leading pitch 2 toward the next tree ledge belay, fun pitch (not that all of them are not great!)

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