Founding Father of Thunder Ridge - Steve Cheyney. <br> Thank you, my friend!!

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Founding Father of Thunder Ridge - Steve Cheyney.<br>
Thank you, my friend!!

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Climbers on For Real Wall. Kevin Stricker on right, on IS THIS FOR REAL, on left, 5.10 corner crack.

Paradise....

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Glenn Schuler

Feb 12, 2012

“Founding Father of Thunder Ridge - Steve Cheyney.
Thank you, my friend!!”

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Founding Father of Thunder Ridge - Steve Cheyney.<br>
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