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Caught Mr. Stannard multi-tasking. First route of the morning. B.C. Mexico 1988
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Same trip. Glenn Short down below. 1988 B.C. Mexico.
Gavriel J. bouldering in Catavinea desert, Mexico
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Michael Stewart
May 31, 2013
“Caught Mr. Stannard multi-tasking. First route of the morning. B.C. Mexico 1988”  

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