Looking down to the Crow's Nest from summit; 1967 "conga line ascent," CMC/RMRG Rock School graduation climb.

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Looking down to the Crow's Nest from summit; 1967 "conga line ascent," CMC/RMRG Rock School graduation climb.

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Another exposed traverse.

Vanya on the first slab.

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Rodger Raubach

Apr 16, 2013

“Looking down to the Crow's Nest from summit; 1967 "conga line ascent," CMC/RMRG Rock School graduation climb.”

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