Wisconsin climbing legend, Travy Melin.

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Wisconsin climbing legend, Travy Melin.

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View from Cactus Bluff looking downstream (west).

Crazy Peak - The Crow Indians consider it to be the most sacred mountain on the northern plains.

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“Wisconsin climbing legend, Travy Melin.”

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Poor photo/ light quality, but here is a shot of Chris Keller walking the high line we set at Pewits Nest last weekend.

Fall '07 colors at Devils Lake.

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photo by: John Knoernschild

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Sauk County Wisconsin

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View from Cactus Bluff looking downstream (west).

Wisconsin climbing legend, Travy Melin.

Crazy Peak - The Crow Indians consider it to be the most sacred mountain on the northern plains.

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"Flying Fin"<br>
Sauk County, Wisconsin

Sauk County

Sauk County

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boulder bash

Boulder Bash 2012!!

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Any questions email me @ dfocus@hotmail.com

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Time to get outside and climb.

Sauk County<br>
Virgin Sandstone?

Sauk County

Sauk County

Van Hise Rock<br>
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Badgers row to the start.

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Fall Glory

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