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The "sane way" Guy JUMPED back-and-forth onto and off this Pinnacle ! (photo by the late Guy Waterman using the submitter's camera)
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Google Earth view of Dry Brook Ravine (mistakenly labeled as Dry Creek here).
Ben F messing around on a top rope after gaining the ridge. Even on crappy rock, climbing at ~4800 feet in New England outside Huntington Ravine or Katahdin is a treat
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Robert Hall
May 15, 2018
“The "sane way" Guy JUMPED back-and-forth onto and off this Pinnacle ! (photo by the late Guy Waterman using the submitter's camera)”  

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Google Earth view of Dry Brook Ravine (mistakenly labeled as Dry Creek here).
The "sane way" Guy JUMPED back-and-forth onto and off this Pinnacle ! (photo by the late Guy Waterman using the submitter's camera)
Ben F messing around on a top rope after gaining the ridge. Even on crappy rock, climbing at ~4800 feet in New England outside Huntington Ravine or Katahdin is a treat
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