Reppy's. A couple of dudes from tufts are doing yoga on the original first pitch. <br> (it's not as steep as it used to be)

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Reppy's. A couple of dudes from tufts are doing yoga on the original first pitch.<br>
(it's not as steep as it used to be)

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Roof crux.

Erik the Red leading pitch 5. Shimberg photo

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shaftoe

Aug 4, 2011

“Reppy's. A couple of dudes from tufts are doing yoga on the original first pitch.
(it's not as steep as it used to be)”

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(it's not as steep as it used to be)

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