Looking up Cowboys & Indians. The start is marked with a small red dot. Note the slick slabs and looseness one must navigate to get to it, as well as an initial left-leaning crack not marked on the Rossiter topo.

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Looking up Cowboys & Indians. The start is marked with a small red dot. Note the slick slabs and looseness one must navigate to get to it, as well as an initial left-leaning crack not marked on the Rossiter topo.

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The location of the start of the route.

Pitch 3.

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Nicola Masciandaro

Aug 24, 2015

“Looking up Cowboys & Indians. The start is marked with a small red dot. Note the slick slabs and looseness one must navigate to get to it, as well as an initial left-leaning crack not marked on the Rossiter topo. ”

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Looking up Cowboys & Indians. The start is marked with a small red dot. Note the slick slabs and looseness one must navigate to get to it, as well as an initial left-leaning crack not marked on the Rossiter topo.

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