Twilight view of Pine Lake from Jungle access road

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Twilight view of Pine Lake from Jungle access road

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After the drought and before the snows, Deadly Amanitas were abundant. Gatherers beware! There is a reason for the name!

This wall will go! There is an anchor at the top and the first 5 bolts are done (see Monkey Sea Foam in the Distant Drum Area) Needs a really hard climber (12+) to finish this. Any takers?

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Jul 17, 2013

“Twilight view of Pine Lake from Jungle access road”

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After the drought and before the snows, Deadly Amanitas were abundant. Gatherers beware! There is a reason for the name!

Twilight view of Pine Lake from Jungle access road

This wall will go! There is an anchor at the top and the first 5 bolts are done (see Monkey Sea Foam in the Distant Drum Area) Needs a really hard climber (12+) to finish this. Any takers?

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LOST DOG!!!! Hello all climbers in the area. My 20lb dog went missing at Shangri La Crag on Saturday night 9/18. He is rather adventurous and could have travelled for miles down the road. Please keep an eye and ear out for a missing Beagle, tri-colored.

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