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Cape Ann Granite in the Harvard Natural History Museum.
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Middle boulder.
Down Under: Main wall on the left of the gully. To the right is the leftmost section containing the lines Down over/under, Blocks, Doug's Nose, and the classic Doug's Roof.
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jim.dangle
Jan 28, 2016
“Cape Ann Granite in the Harvard Natural History Museum.”  

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Cape Ann Granite in the Harvard Natural History Museum.
Down Under: Main wall on the left of the gully. To the right is the leftmost section containing the lines Down over/under, Blocks, Doug's Nose, and the classic Doug's Roof.
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