A good representation of the rock on the wall--lichen, few cracks or continuous systems, but very featured rock with great friction. This is below the roof at the top of 'In Between'.

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A good representation of the rock on the wall--lichen, few cracks or continuous systems, but very featured rock with great friction. This is below the roof at the top of 'In Between'.

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Emerald Lake and Hallett Peak.<br>
Photo by Blitzo.

An unusual view of Hallett's buttresses as seen from the west, up the drainage toward Tyndall Glacier.

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Stiles

Jun 29, 2008

“A good representation of the rock on the wall--lichen, few cracks or continuous systems, but very featured rock with great friction. This is below the roof at the top of 'In Between'.”

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Photo by Blitzo.

A good representation of the rock on the wall--lichen, few cracks or continuous systems, but very featured rock with great friction. This is below the roof at the top of 'In Between'.

An unusual view of Hallett's buttresses as seen from the west, up the drainage toward Tyndall Glacier.

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