Andy Koken bouldering north of Sheep Nose.

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Andy Koken bouldering north of Sheep Nose.

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Lost Creek Wilderness...one of my favorite places in Colorado.

The Bucksnort. Serving climbers for 25 years.

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phil wortmann

Apr 6, 2008

“Andy Koken bouldering north of Sheep Nose.”

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