uber scary "4th class" traverse to the start of the climb. the most frightening part of the climb in my opinion. Scott carrying the pig

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uber scary "4th class" traverse to the start of the climb. the most frightening part of the climb in my opinion. Scott carrying the pig

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Emilio on Ahwahnee ledge

Spring 1973. Can't believe this tree is still there. Scary 3/16" bolts.

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Tyler Williams

Feb 11, 2010

“uber scary "4th class" traverse to the start of the climb. the most frightening part of the climb in my opinion. Scott carrying the pig”

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uber scary "4th class" traverse to the start of the climb. the most frightening part of the climb in my opinion. Scott carrying the pig

Spring 1973. Can't believe this tree is still there. Scary 3/16" bolts.

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