Long E on High E — taken by Amy Li and Harvey Li.

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Long E on High E — taken by Amy Li and Harvey Li.

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Climber takes the long whip on High E when she misses The Move.

High E looking even better after some digital photo editing. From original by Mike fenice.

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“Long E on High E — taken by Amy Li and Harvey Li.”

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