My boys, responding, or I should say, barley responding to the 6:00 am wake up call to go cragging.

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My boys, responding, or I should say, barley responding to the 6:00 am wake up call to go cragging.

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Dr. David Daily pulling down in Chevelon Canyon.

Colin mid crux, on Solitaire, Mt. Elden, AZ

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JJ Schlick

Sep 14, 2008

“My boys, responding, or I should say, barley responding to the 6:00 am wake up call to go cragging.”

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