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It's a looooong way down! Chip Wilson on third ascent of Brer Rabbit. 1992..
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Pitch 4 bivy "cave"
A panoramic shot of Bill giving a belay just before the "jump across" on the ridge of Cottontail. <br> <br> The jump isn't that bad but you wouldn't want to blow it!
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Steve Bartlett
Dec 2, 2021
“It's a looooong way down! Chip Wilson on third ascent of Brer Rabbit. 1992..”  

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Pitch 4 bivy "cave"
It's a looooong way down! Chip Wilson on third ascent of Brer Rabbit. 1992..
A panoramic shot of Bill giving a belay just before the "jump across" on the ridge of Cottontail. <br> <br> The jump isn't that bad but you wouldn't want to blow it!
starting the traverse pitch. I had to protect myself to mantle this in a lower out sort of way to avoid a bad big swing. Photo By Matt P./Amber M.<br>
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