Looking down the easier P4. More birdshit and more below that.

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Looking down the easier P4. More birdshit and more below that.

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Pitch 4.

Ron Olsen on the angling hand crack on upper T2.

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Ivan Rezucha

Sep 27, 2004

“Looking down the easier P4. More birdshit and more below that.”

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Pitch 4.

Looking down the easier P4. More birdshit and more below that.

Ron Olsen on the angling hand crack on upper T2.

Starting upper crux.<br>
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Let me know if that's you. I have other shots if you want them....

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