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All Locations > Wyoming > Devils Tower > S & E Faces > Soler (5.9 5c 17 VI 17 HVS 5a)
Starting up the first pitch. It's a long one so conserve that gear!
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Joseffa Meir follows P1 of 'Soler (5.8)' at Devil's Tower. Photo by Tony Bubb, July '01.
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Blair Williams
Jul 21, 2016
“Starting up the first pitch. It's a long one so conserve that gear!”  

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Starting up the first pitch. It's a long one so conserve that gear!
Joseffa Meir follows P1 of 'Soler (5.8)' at Devil's Tower. Photo by Tony Bubb, July '01.
Mike half way up the first pitch, jamming the crack.