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Pine Valley Peak, 5.5

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Turn left and face a steep north face section that follows a chimney of sorts to trees above. Most of this rock is really just compacted sand. Take a corner to the right, by protecting yourself with a bush at its base, and either move out on top of its exposed mini arête or pull yourself awkwardly up the corner with no option for pro. This is a short step in any regard. Pine Valley Peak, Zion National Park, May, 2007

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pvalchev

gloves?

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I thought you left Canada to warmer, not colder weather? :)

Posted May 14, 2007 10:32 am


	Dow Williams	Re: gloves?
	Hasn't voted	yeah, yeah..we got snowed on this day believe it or not Peter....Stacy and I were going to do Cat in the Hat at Red Rocks this afternoon and decided to opt out after it hit 100F....wish I was in Canada right now man, would be if it wasn't for getting this damn house finished....way too hot!
		Posted May 14, 2007 11:35 pm

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Lat/Lon: 32.84000°N / 113.91°W

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