A slide shed in New Zealand used to mitigate rockfall.

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A slide shed in New Zealand used to mitigate rockfall.

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Brett Z running out Levada, a very fun 5.8.

Luke Childers getting the on-sight of "Smoke On The Water" at the "Fire In The Sky Boulder" across the road and creek side in relation to "The little Eiger" in Clear Creek Canyon, Co.

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Richard M. Wright

May 1, 2007

“A slide shed in New Zealand used to mitigate rockfall.”

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