This climb is a hoot and a hollar. Larry negotiates the small traverse to move around the roof.

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This climb is a hoot and a hollar. Larry negotiates the small traverse to move around the roof.

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Overhang Bypass left route.

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Jason Shatek

Jun 6, 2005

“This climb is a hoot and a hollar. Larry negotiates the small traverse to move around the roof. ”

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This climb is a hoot and a hollar. Larry negotiates the small traverse to move around the roof.

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Tom Black leading Overhang Bypass.

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