Marc following up P3 on Heavy Weather.

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Marc following up P3 on Heavy Weather.

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Nathan gaining the ridge after the crux move in P4.

4th pitch exposure.

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David Germer

Jan 16, 2019

“Marc following up P3 on Heavy Weather.”

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