Evening View from the Bivy

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Evening View from the Bivy

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The chimney belay at te top of P8. By far the most comfortable and roomy belay with two people crammed in there. But great pitches before and after.

Local wildlife on dinner ledge

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Mike Holley

Dec 3, 2015

“Evening View from the Bivy”

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The chimney belay at te top of P8. By far the most comfortable and roomy belay with two people crammed in there. But great pitches before and after.

Evening View from the Bivy

Local wildlife on dinner ledge

Ready to charge

Resting on Dinner Ledge

Dinner ledge

climber on the South Face (center)

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