Boulder on road #2065 on the way to Green Giant Buttress. 6.8 miles from the four way stop in Darrington.

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Boulder on road #2065 on the way to Green Giant Buttress. 6.8 miles from the four way stop in Darrington.

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Water running down slabs on approach. Bush tunnel starts on the right side of this photo. Cool approach!

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Johnny Devine

Aug 12, 2023

“Boulder on road #2065 on the way to Green Giant Buttress. 6.8 miles from the four way stop in Darrington.”

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Water running down slabs on approach. Bush tunnel starts on the right side of this photo. Cool approach!

Boulder on road #2065 on the way to Green Giant Buttress. 6.8 miles from the four way stop in Darrington.

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