Diamond in the morning light. Sunday August 8th 2010.

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Diamond in the morning light. Sunday August 8th 2010.

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Needles, South Dakota. Tricouni Nail (Cerberus) 5.8 with Tracy in July.

Tracy on Tricouni Nail. SD - July

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Alan Ream

Aug 10, 2010

“Diamond in the morning light. Sunday August 8th 2010.”

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