Fallen towers and talus as far as the eye can see in this so far untouched area of the J

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Fallen towers and talus as far as the eye can see in this so far untouched area of the J

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Roy Suggett above the Jungle

Pine Lake as viewed from the Flying Raptor's Area

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Boissal .

Dec 4, 2018

“Fallen towers and talus as far as the eye can see in this so far untouched area of the J”

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North faces in the Jungle are exceptionally colorful with many species of lichens. This route is in the Lower Jungle and is called Daniel Quinn. <br>
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Waiting to be developed. Many first ascents to be had.

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Girl- and dog- friend friendly.

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A tower to go with perhaps two pitches in the Pangaea Area!

Don't feed the wild life.

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Roy Suggett above the Jungle

Fallen towers and talus as far as the eye can see in this so far untouched area of the J

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Go on, bring a rack of large cams and tackle these cracks. The wall is about 50m tall...

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The approach to the Lower Jungle is chill.

The road leading to the jungle is dotted with beautiful campsites. I love this place.

Good roads are the norm though thunderstorms can change things.

Enjoying our time in the Jungle while on work release.<br>
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