Climber making moves on P2 5.7 variation.

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Climber making moves on P2 5.7 variation.

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There are two old pins on the traverse and you can probably throw in some cams to back them up. Watch out for the loose flakes on this pitch!

Old style is the new new style

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Bill Sacks

Nov 12, 2012

“Climber making moves on P2 5.7 variation.”

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