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Trevor "The Wizard" Bowman, skillfully navigating the double roof on the 1st pitch of Double Edge Blade, SW Face, Devils Tower, WY. October, 2008. Photo by www.devilstowerlodge.com
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"They're off and Running". Trevor "Energizer Bunny" Bowman, on the 1st Ascent of "Double Edge Blade" leads the longest pitch that I've ever seen; 80 meters on a 70 Meter rope. A Great Gear Anchor, is up there, Somewhere... "Hey, Frank, could You move up a bit...more..."<br> SW Face of Devils Tower, WY.October 2008. Photo courtesy of www.devilstowerlodge.com
Trevor Bowman, on the 1st Ascent, experiencing "approach-avoidance" as he nears the roof on "Double Edge Blade"; SW Face of Devils Tower, WY. October, 2008. Photo compliments of www.devilstowerclimbing.com
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Frank Sanders
Oct 28, 2008
“Trevor "The Wizard" Bowman, skillfully navigating the double roof on the 1st pitch of Double Edge Blade, SW Face, Devils Tower, WY. October, 2008. Photo by www.devilstowerlodge.com”  

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"They're off and Running". Trevor "Energizer Bunny" Bowman, on the 1st Ascent of "Double Edge Blade" leads the longest pitch that I've ever seen; 80 meters on a 70 Meter rope. A Great Gear Anchor, is up there, Somewhere... "Hey, Frank, could You move up a bit...more..."<br> SW Face of Devils Tower, WY.October 2008. Photo courtesy of www.devilstowerlodge.com
Trevor "The Wizard" Bowman, skillfully navigating the double roof on the 1st pitch of Double Edge Blade, SW Face, Devils Tower, WY. October, 2008. Photo by www.devilstowerlodge.com
Trevor Bowman, on the 1st Ascent, experiencing "approach-avoidance" as he nears the roof on "Double Edge Blade"; SW Face of Devils Tower, WY. October, 2008. Photo compliments of www.devilstowerclimbing.com
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