3 pitches down, 2 to go. A party above is ahead on 'Birdland' a RedRocks Neoclassic 5.7. <br> Photo by Tony Bubb, 4/06.

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3 pitches down, 2 to go. A party above is ahead on 'Birdland' a RedRocks Neoclassic 5.7.<br>
Photo by Tony Bubb, 4/06.

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Climber on the upper pitch of Birdland.

Topo of Birdland, Spectrum area, Red Rocks Nevada.

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Jun 16, 2007

“3 pitches down, 2 to go. A party above is ahead on 'Birdland' a RedRocks Neoclassic 5.7.
Photo by Tony Bubb, 4/06.”

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