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Two obscure classics, Red Rocks prolific first ascentionist, Mike Ward, and the overtly bold Dave Sorrick, discuss what's needed for the next day's climbing at Lee Vining. Photo: Chad Umbel
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The trail is pretty hard to find and follow but starts on the left side of this building. You have to convince yourself that the "No Trespassing" signs don't apply to you.
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Chad Umbel
Jun 6, 2007
“Two obscure classics, Red Rocks prolific first ascentionist, Mike Ward, and the overtly bold Dave Sorrick, discuss what's needed for the next day's climbing at Lee Vining. Photo: Chad Umbel”  

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The trail is pretty hard to find and follow but starts on the left side of this building. You have to convince yourself that the "No Trespassing" signs don't apply to you.
Two obscure classics, Red Rocks prolific first ascentionist, Mike Ward, and the overtly bold Dave Sorrick, discuss what's needed for the next day's climbing at Lee Vining. Photo: Chad Umbel
Mono Lake tufas
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