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The Emeralds trailhead warning sign.
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I believe this route is called Atlantis and is in the 5.11 range, photo circa 1992
Kudos Cliff <br> <br> Photo by Dalton Johnson Media <br> www.daltonjohnsonmedia.com <br> @daltonjohnsonmedia
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Justin Johnsen
Jun 8, 2014
“The Emeralds trailhead warning sign.”  

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I believe this route is called Atlantis and is in the 5.11 range, photo circa 1992
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