Gabe just below the 2nd 5.7 section on the first pitch, made psychologically easier by an easy to reach eyebolt for protection.

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Gabe just below the 2nd 5.7 section on the first pitch, made psychologically easier by an easy to reach eyebolt for protection.

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Gabe on the 5.4 chopped step ramp.

Jason Partin leading the first pitch of North Ridge.

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Gabe Anderson

May 19, 2004

“Gabe just below the 2nd 5.7 section on the first pitch, made psychologically easier by an easy to reach eyebolt for protection.”

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