Part of Lumpy Ridge. From left to right: The Pear, The Citadel above that, Lens Rock (the small one between), The Bookend (left center), then the Bookmark separated by a sharp gully from the Book on the right.

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Part of Lumpy Ridge. From left to right: The Pear, The Citadel above that, Lens Rock (the small one between), The Bookend (left center), then the Bookmark separated by a sharp gully from the Book on the right.

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Don't overlook the bouldering in the area!

A good day of climbing.

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tooTALLtim

Apr 29, 2010

“Part of Lumpy Ridge. From left to right: The Pear, The Citadel above that, Lens Rock (the small one between), The Bookend (left center), then the Bookmark separated by a sharp gully from the Book on the right.”

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Don't overlook the bouldering in the area!

Part of Lumpy Ridge. From left to right: The Pear, The Citadel above that, Lens Rock (the small one between), The Bookend (left center), then the Bookmark separated by a sharp gully from the Book on the right.

A good day of climbing.

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Photo by Blitzo.

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A different look with snow and cooler temperatures.

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