Eileen Monyok arrives at the top of pitch 6, south of The Gash.

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Eileen Monyok arrives at the top of pitch 6, south of The Gash.

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Eileen starts the final lead off of Kiddy Kar ledge.

MC gashing it out, last pitch.

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Eric Brehm

Aug 31, 2009

“Eileen Monyok arrives at the top of pitch 6, south of The Gash.”

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