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Ernie Greenman's plaque at the summit. He joined the RMCC around 1913 and all but single handedly built the Royal Arch Trail.<br> <br> It is said he led his five year old daughter to this summit while "Ma" Greenman was visitin' kinfolk in Kansas.
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The coolest treadstone ever (on the descent trail).
The start of the descent trail from the third (72') rappel landing zone.
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Buck Dooley
Jan 4, 2011
“Ernie Greenman's plaque at the summit. He joined the RMCC around 1913 and all but single handedly built the Royal Arch Trail.

It is said he led his five year old daughter to this summit while "Ma" Greenman was visitin' kinfolk in Kansas.”  

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The coolest treadstone ever (on the descent trail).
Ernie Greenman's plaque at the summit. He joined the RMCC around 1913 and all but single handedly built the Royal Arch Trail.<br> <br> It is said he led his five year old daughter to this summit while "Ma" Greenman was visitin' kinfolk in Kansas.
The start of the descent trail from the third (72') rappel landing zone.