The Mount Scott crags (also taken from Lake Lawtonka East Campground). <br> <br> Upper Mount Scott (blue marker) <br> Romper Room (red marker) <br> Lower Mount Scott (yellow marker)

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The Mount Scott crags (also taken from Lake Lawtonka East Campground).<br>
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Upper Mount Scott (blue marker)<br>
Romper Room (red marker)<br>
Lower Mount Scott (yellow marker)

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Aerial Anticipation 5.11c. In the Narrows. Matt onsites the sucker.

OU Mountaineers. Top to bottom, L to R: Marc Johnson, Randy Hankins, Rick Williams, Martha Alcock, unknown, Randy Van Hoy, Sue Miller, unknown, Kathy Van Hoy, Randy's sister, and unknowns

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“The Mount Scott crags (also taken from Lake Lawtonka East Campground).

Upper Mount Scott (blue marker)
Romper Room (red marker)
Lower Mount Scott (yellow marker)”

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