Marga Powell jamming the final crack to the summit. Rebuffat's Arete looms in the background.

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Marga Powell jamming the final crack to the summit. Rebuffat's Arete looms in the background.

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Abrahm after the P4 hand traverse (even more spicy sans rope).

Zesty and exhilarating.

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Ron Olsen

Sep 28, 2003

“Marga Powell jamming the final crack to the summit. Rebuffat's Arete looms in the background.”

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Zesty and exhilarating.

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Unknown climber coming up Rebuffat's Arete.

M. Clark going up P3.

The best view in town.

Sarah enjoying the final crack to the summit.

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Drew says, "Oh la la" on Rebuffat's Arete.

Brad Schildt on the 4th pitch.

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Matt on P1.

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Gary tip toeing across the traverse on 4th pitch.

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