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Entering the crux of Nimbus (5.10b) at Lion's Head. The exposure on this climb combined with the wild overhang make it a classic.
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Entering the crux of "I Wonder Where the Lions Are" at Lion's Head.
Thomas seconding Nimbus.
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Peter Spindloe
Apr 22, 2007
“Entering the crux of Nimbus (5.10b) at Lion's Head. The exposure on this climb combined with the wild overhang make it a classic.”  

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