George Armstrong on Jah Man. <br> Photo by Todd Gordon Mon.

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George Armstrong on Jah Man.<br>
Photo by Todd Gordon Mon.

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Finally above the fog into blinding sunshine. Castle Valley shows its beauty.

Sweet thin hands splitter on the third pitch!

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Todd Gordon

Apr 30, 2007

“George Armstrong on Jah Man.
Photo by Todd Gordon Mon.”

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Finally above the fog into blinding sunshine. Castle Valley shows its beauty.

George Armstrong on Jah Man.<br>
Photo by Todd Gordon Mon.

Sweet thin hands splitter on the third pitch!

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