Eyeing the vertical hand crack on P4

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Eyeing the vertical hand crack on P4

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Wide angle GoPro view on top of the horn.

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Ernie Port

Jul 19, 2002

“Eyeing the vertical hand crack on P4”

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Ernie Port

Boulder, Colorado

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