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This is me getting near the crux roof of Good Tang. Even though it's only 5.7 it intimidated the heck out of me and I bailed and let my belayer/photographer lead it. I'm just not into steep rock like I am slabs.<br> <br> photo by Jeff Neal
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This is me on an unfinished project at an area called the Heights. I've been tentatively calling it Mr. Smartypants an it is probably V5-6. It's unlikely that this will ever get climbed because of access issues.
On the way to Rogers Peak
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Chris Chaney
Oct 6, 2006
“This is me getting near the crux roof of Good Tang. Even though it's only 5.7 it intimidated the heck out of me and I bailed and let my belayer/photographer lead it. I'm just not into steep rock like I am slabs.

photo by Jeff Neal”  

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