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San Ysidro - May 25, 2018 <br> The first bolt on ROI, located 25 feet off the ground, was flattened as debris was carried down the canyon. The pipe located another 5 feet higher was bent over by debris.
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San Ysidro Canyon - May 28, 2018 <br> Here's the view of the wall that contains Haunted by Water, ROI and Daddy's Girl. The creek no longer runs along the base of these routes. San Ysidro creek now runs 50 feet away, on the other side of the canyon floor.
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Matthew Fienup
May 25, 2018
“San Ysidro - May 25, 2018
The first bolt on ROI, located 25 feet off the ground, was flattened as debris was carried down the canyon. The pipe located another 5 feet higher was bent over by debris.”  

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