One of the lower pitches...not sure which. <br> Ben williams stylin' it.

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One of the lower pitches...not sure which.<br>
Ben williams stylin' it.

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Mitch Musci and Greg Jackson wake up to perfect conditions on the luxurious Rainbow Ledge, top of pitch 9.

A topo for the upper pitches of the Original Route and Rainbow Country on the Rainbow Wall. 70m Rap beta included.

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Jer Collins

Nov 25, 2005

“One of the lower pitches...not sure which.
Ben williams stylin' it.”

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One of the lower pitches...not sure which.<br>
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A topo for the upper pitches of the Original Route and Rainbow Country on the Rainbow Wall. 70m Rap beta included.

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A topo for the lower pitches of the Original Route and Rainbow Country on the Rainbow Wall.

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Looking down from the top of the 11b roof pitch after linking 3 and 4. I had a blast on this!
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