An Aussie tackling the last overhang on the second pitch

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An Aussie tackling the last overhang on the second pitch

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Corner near the start of pitch 3 of Peacemaker

This is the belay ledge from the top of the 4th pitch. Its pretty much in the shape of a pool recliner, making it super comfy.

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Colonel Mustard

Feb 23, 2010

“An Aussie tackling the last overhang on the second pitch”

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