Rap stations/descent from the summit of Pingora. 70m is best. Could shorten the the number of raps with 2 70m ropes, but the rope snag factor will increase significantly. <br> <br> Photo taken from David Fantle as posted by MP user G. Neely here: http://www.mountainproject.com/v/106531466.

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Rap stations/descent from the summit of Pingora. 70m is best. Could shorten the the number of raps with 2 70m ropes, but the rope snag factor will increase significantly.<br>
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Photo taken from David Fantle as posted by MP user G. Neely here: http://www.mountainproject.com/v/106531466.

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Pingora from the base of Mt. Mitchell<br>
9/6/2013

Pingora reflection.

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“Rap stations/descent from the summit of Pingora. 70m is best. Could shorten the the number of raps with 2 70m ropes, but the rope snag factor will increase significantly.

Photo taken from David Fantle as posted by MP user G. Neely here: http://www.mountainproject.com/v/106531466.”

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9/6/2013

Rap stations/descent from the summit of Pingora. 70m is best. Could shorten the the number of raps with 2 70m ropes, but the rope snag factor will increase significantly.<br>
<br>
Photo taken from David Fantle as posted by MP user G. Neely here: http://www.mountainproject.com/v/106531466.

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