Speaks for itself <br> <br> January 2011

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January 2011

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Trad climbs on the water at DL Bliss. Paddleboard (or boat or walk) in with awesome views and great climbing. Here's my buddy Trevor following up on the first climb we did. Called it "Blissful Banging" at 5.9. Check out the Bliss page for more info

Oak Trees-Foothills.<br>
Photo by Blitzo.

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Speaks for itself<br>
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