Looking back at the jump.

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Looking back at the jump.

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Dan the man logging some air time on Freeway.

Below the jump on Freeway Ridge, looking north. Since you can't see this part of the rock from the bottom, I've included it as an indication of the rock up here. It does get smoother than this but still basically plentiful holds.

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Greg Nidy

Sep 6, 2013

“Looking back at the jump.”

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