Working a knee bar at the crux I took this photo of my belayer. Looking a little lazy with that belay hand Jon...

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Working a knee bar at the crux I took this photo of my belayer. Looking a little lazy with that belay hand Jon...

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This is what you see as you come through the talus field on the way up to High E from the carriage road. High E is the corner on the left.

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Dennis

May 17, 2013

“Working a knee bar at the crux I took this photo of my belayer. Looking a little lazy with that belay hand Jon...”

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