Historical signage where Shelf Road begins at Cripple Creek.

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Historical signage where Shelf Road begins at Cripple Creek.

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Emma redpoints Love Pump, 5.10b/c, The Gallery.

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“Historical signage where Shelf Road begins at Cripple Creek.”

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Historical signage where Shelf Road begins at Cripple Creek.

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Watch out for these little guys at night!

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