Boulder near the trail up to Res Wall at the end of the day. Photo cred: Grant Gerhard

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Boulder near the trail up to Res Wall at the end of the day. Photo cred: Grant Gerhard

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Am I ready to climb at the Creek?

After getting in three pitches at the Creek on Thanksgiving Day of 07, this is what I (along with many others) woke up to on Friday, 5 inches of snow.

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Robert Daniel.

May 29, 2014

“Boulder near the trail up to Res Wall at the end of the day. Photo cred: Grant Gerhard”

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Am I ready to climb at the Creek?

Boulder near the trail up to Res Wall at the end of the day. Photo cred: Grant Gerhard

After getting in three pitches at the Creek on Thanksgiving Day of 07, this is what I (along with many others) woke up to on Friday, 5 inches of snow.

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