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The sight of the Chief is amazing! Here We are looking to the slab on the left
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Also from the north gully, I think. This may be where the BASE jumpers launch from, but I'm not sure.
Howe Sound Brewing Best Bitter to commemorate the 1961 FA of the Grand Wall of The Chief.
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DynoTee
Apr 11, 2015
“The sight of the Chief is amazing! Here We are looking to the slab on the left”  

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