We linked pitches via Great Zot with a 70m. This would be our 3rd pitch, just finishing the traversed and heading up.

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We linked pitches via Great Zot with a 70m. This would be our 3rd pitch, just finishing the traversed and heading up.

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Gary P. on the traverse.

Unknown Climber approaches top of Rebuffat's Arete. Photo: Mike Morley (from top of The Yellow Spur)

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Gerry Egbalic

May 31, 2016

“We linked pitches via Great Zot with a 70m. This would be our 3rd pitch, just finishing the traversed and heading up.”

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