Me leading the thin upper section of Pentapitch

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Me leading the thin upper section of Pentapitch

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Michael gets a no hands rest on final pitch of Pentapitch

Pentapitch Area

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Tyler King

Jun 27, 2008

“Me leading the thin upper section of Pentapitch”

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Michael gets a no hands rest on final pitch of Pentapitch

Me leading the thin upper section of Pentapitch

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The ole no hands rest - Photo Credit - Adam Fleming

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