Please TR off you own gear I beleieve the claim was these were about a year old. <br> <br> (This isn't my photo, but I imagine whoever it was wanted the word to spread)

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Please TR off you own gear I beleieve the claim was these were about a year old. <br>
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(This isn't my photo, but I imagine whoever it was wanted the word to spread)

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Another one of the NRG in the clouds.

Bridge view from junkyard wall (jumping jack flash)

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Brian Adzima

Apr 24, 2007

“Please TR off you own gear I beleieve the claim was these were about a year old.

(This isn't my photo, but I imagine whoever it was wanted the word to spread)”

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Doug Reed on Voyeur's Hand (5.12c), New River Gorge<br>
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Another one of the NRG in the clouds.

Please TR off you own gear I beleieve the claim was these were about a year old. <br>
<br>
(This isn't my photo, but I imagine whoever it was wanted the word to spread)

Bridge view from junkyard wall (jumping jack flash)

these things love the trails during the rain

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The radness of the NRG! Love this place!<br>
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Off the beaten track. There is a cave in there.

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A familiar landmark for many who frequent the New River Gorge.

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Somewhere in the gorge. I cant remember where.

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Umm...any questions?

Mountain weather and the old bridge at Fayette Station.

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Junkyard cave

typical WV scene

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Standard Trad/Sport rack at the New<br>
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Climbing areas in the New River Gorge

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