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All Locations > California > High Sierra > 09 - Palisades… > Norman Clyde Peak > Twilight Pillar (5.8 5b 16 VI- 15 HVS 4c)
21-August-2012: We approached by heading across the talus below the snowfield, then up some fourth class (partially in shade here) to the start of the dihedral.
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Mark Collar following the crux pitch with the Norman Clyde Glacier dropping away 1,000 feet below
Early morning view of the Twilight Pillar on May 29. 2015
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rhyang
Aug 23, 2012
“21-August-2012: We approached by heading across the talus below the snowfield, then up some fourth class (partially in shade here) to the start of the dihedral.”  

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