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Leading first pitch of "Danger High Voltage" way back in the very early 80's. Don't know why I climbed the route this way- oh ya... to get the sign in the picture. It was a blue sky day all day.
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me, almost done with the first pitch.<br> <br> photo: Taylor Krosbakken
Design I created for Danger High Voltage. T-shirts coming soon over at Granite Creek Climbing Collective. Does anyone know who has the FA on this route?
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Burton Lindquist
Nov 15, 2006
“Leading first pitch of "Danger High Voltage" way back in the very early 80's. Don't know why I climbed the route this way- oh ya... to get the sign in the picture. It was a blue sky day all day.”  

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me, almost done with the first pitch.<br> <br> photo: Taylor Krosbakken
Leading first pitch of "Danger High Voltage" way back in the very early 80's. Don't know why I climbed the route this way- oh ya... to get the sign in the picture. It was a blue sky day all day.
Design I created for Danger High Voltage. T-shirts coming soon over at Granite Creek Climbing Collective. Does anyone know who has the FA on this route?
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