Looking back at P1 belay

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Looking back at P1 belay

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Leading the first pitch of Great Red Book.

Aviel Lee at the start of Great Red Book. 2019.

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Tim Shea

Dec 13, 2011

“Looking back at P1 belay”

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Aviel Lee at the start of Great Red Book. 2019.

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