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Allison Bell on her first multi-pitch climb.

Catching some air on the infamous Freeway jump.

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John M Brooks

Nov 18, 2007

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Brett belays Clove up the final pitch of Freeway.

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Mario and friends free solo climbing the 2nd Flatiron of Flagstaff Mountain "Freeway".

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Looking back at the jump.

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Morning cruise up the second Flatiron.

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