KARMIC RELIEF: Ring and bell don't

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KARMIC RELIEF: Ring and bell don't

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Derek underneath the first crux roof on Shockley's Ceiling (5.7)<br>
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A cropped version of a photo submitted by Denis O'Connor.

An early attempt of Persistence, Lost City... ~'82

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Apr 27, 2011

“KARMIC RELIEF: Ring and bell don't”

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A cropped version of a photo submitted by Denis O'Connor.

KARMIC RELIEF: Ring and bell don't

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Cropped version of a photo by Denis O'Connor.

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