Luke Laeser in Long's Couloir, Shiprock. <br> He had two ropes on him. The thing on the right is some kind of wire that was strung up and down the couloir for hundreds of feet. <br> © Cameron M. Burns

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Luke Laeser in Long's Couloir, Shiprock.<br>
He had two ropes on him. The thing on the right is some kind of wire that was strung up and down the couloir for hundreds of feet.<br>
© Cameron M. Burns

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old pins, rap rings, and stamped biners / wired stopper, all from the same mountain, except the hook

Lava dike walls and volcano plugs don't get no better than this. The behemoth beckons me....<br>
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“Luke Laeser in Long's Couloir, Shiprock.
He had two ropes on him. The thing on the right is some kind of wire that was strung up and down the couloir for hundreds of feet.
© Cameron M. Burns”

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old pins, rap rings, and stamped biners / wired stopper, all from the same mountain, except the hook

Luke Laeser in Long's Couloir, Shiprock.<br>
He had two ropes on him. The thing on the right is some kind of wire that was strung up and down the couloir for hundreds of feet.<br>
© Cameron M. Burns

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