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Chris Parks Uses technique #2 (heel-toe) in the overhanging crack on "Euclid's Corner" (5.10c, PG-13) on Ridge 3 of Skunk Canyon in the Flatirons. Photo by Tony Bubb, 9/06.
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Chris Parks uses technique #3 (arm-bar with headjam) in the overhanging crack on "Euclid's Corner" (5.10c, PG-13) on Ridge 3 of Skunk Canyon in the Flatirons. Photo by Tony Bubb, 9/06.
Chris Parks Uses technique #1 (arm bar with cling) in the overhanging crack on "Euclid's Corner" (5.10c, PG-13) on Ridge 3 of Skunk Canyon in the Flatirons. Photo by Tony Bubb, 9/06.
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Tony B
Oct 16, 2006
“Chris Parks Uses technique #2 (heel-toe) in the overhanging crack on "Euclid's Corner" (5.10c, PG-13) on Ridge 3 of Skunk Canyon in the Flatirons. Photo by Tony Bubb, 9/06.”  

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Chris Parks uses technique #3 (arm-bar with headjam) in the overhanging crack on "Euclid's Corner" (5.10c, PG-13) on Ridge 3 of Skunk Canyon in the Flatirons. Photo by Tony Bubb, 9/06.
Chris Parks Uses technique #2 (heel-toe) in the overhanging crack on "Euclid's Corner" (5.10c, PG-13) on Ridge 3 of Skunk Canyon in the Flatirons. Photo by Tony Bubb, 9/06.
Chris Parks Uses technique #1 (arm bar with cling) in the overhanging crack on "Euclid's Corner" (5.10c, PG-13) on Ridge 3 of Skunk Canyon in the Flatirons. Photo by Tony Bubb, 9/06.
Chris Parks sizes up the crack in the overhang above him on "Euclid's Corner" (5.10c, PG-13) on Ridge 3 of Skunk Canyon in the Flatirons.
Euclid's Corner climbs the thin left-facing dihedral to the wide, right-leaning roof pictured in this shot. The crux is 2/3 up the thin corner. Photo by T. Bubb, 09/06.

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