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Tales of Three Groovers	15-Apr-2010 At 9:52:09 AM	Aaron_M
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->You can see Dominik having completed the traverse and clipped the first bolt of the last vertical stretch. The crux is just past this point about three meters higher... Yep, that's it François...if I see the pic, I get sweaty hands again (although as we all know I normally never get sweaty hands) :-) BTW, you fall maybe 2.5 meters below the traverse draw line

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