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Bo_Beck
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| Posted: Tue Apr 29, 2008 8:46 am Post subject: Sometimes Clipping the Anchor is the Crux! |
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accadacca
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jumar
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denaliguide
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| can you say....... :eek2: FALLING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
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Brian in SLC
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Whoa...and, I really like the climbing there!
Crazy. Good lookin' snake, though. Wonder what kind? Western Diamondback? Need to see that tail...
Any more pictures of it?
Was climbing in Maple Canyon a couple years back, and, reached into a hole and pulled on a flake, which came loose, and, out popped a bat. Poor little bugger sailed slowly down and lit in a pine tree. Glad it didn't bite me, though.
Neat stuff, Bo!
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trackrunner
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| :eek2: :scared: :shock: :ahhh: I hate rattlers. I'm glad they let you know where they are at to avoid them. I'm lucky I've never met one climbing or canyoneering, thought bound to find one. What to do, what to do? |
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