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Because Cob Rock faces North and stays cool, the crag can be quite a mob scene on hot summer days. Photo by Tony Bubb, Y2K.
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Crossing the river.
Two unknown climbers descending from the new rappel anchors on Cob Rock. The lower climber is at the lower anchors, the top climber is descending from the upper anchors.
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Tony B
Apr 19, 2007
“Because Cob Rock faces North and stays cool, the crag can be quite a mob scene on hot summer days. Photo by Tony Bubb, Y2K.”  

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