Chris and the terriers relaxing after the climb. The section of rock behind Chris is the location of the Mile and a Quarter traverse ,the length of this 800' high piece of rock with a only few routes has lots of potential for first ascents. Hopefully those climbers putting up 30/40'high "trad" routes will consider moving on to the areas of BIG rock that is still unclimbed in the Western States

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Chris and the terriers relaxing after the climb. The section of rock behind Chris is the location of the Mile and a Quarter traverse ,the length of this 800' high piece of rock with a only few routes has lots of potential for first ascents. Hopefully those climbers putting up 30/40'high "trad" routes will consider moving on to the areas of BIG rock that is still unclimbed in the Western States

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Chris and Lance at the rappel

Berghaus Rules.Behind Chris the climb Knights Errant.

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Paul Ross

Oct 5, 2009

“Chris and the terriers relaxing after the climb. The section of rock behind Chris is the location of the Mile and a Quarter traverse ,the length of this 800' high piece of rock with a only few routes has lots of potential for first ascents. Hopefully those climbers putting up 30/40'high "trad" routes will consider moving on to the areas of BIG rock that is still unclimbed in the Western States ”

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