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This is the sun set on one of the climb using the flash was the only way I could get a clear shot
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Sunset from the top of Longstack Precipice. Lake Winnepesaukee and Knights Pond in the foreground.
Chino atop with some of the Indigeous wall and the Big Wall in the background.
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joshua corbett
Aug 23, 2012
“This is the sun set on one of the climb using the flash was the only way I could get a clear shot”  

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