Bill Duncan following the fantastic first pitch of Melvin's Wheel (5.8 +). The Bookmark. Lumpy Ridge Colorado. June 29th 2008. (Behind is the Bookend and Hot Licks with its wide crack cutting through the heart shaped block near the top).

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Bill Duncan following the fantastic first pitch of Melvin's Wheel (5.8 +). The Bookmark. Lumpy Ridge Colorado. June 29th 2008. (Behind is the Bookend and Hot Licks with its wide crack cutting through the heart shaped block near the top).

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Jordon Griffler at the big ledge after 400' + of simul-climbing. Southwest Corner of the Saber 5.10 a. Aug 31st. 2008.

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“Bill Duncan following the fantastic first pitch of Melvin's Wheel (5.8 +). The Bookmark. Lumpy Ridge Colorado. June 29th 2008. (Behind is the Bookend and Hot Licks with its wide crack cutting through the heart shaped block near the top). ”

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