The Creek running a bit high

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The Creek running a bit high

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Sunset from the Bridger Jack camping area

First ascent of "Fringe of Life" (5.12) 1983. Allen Hill. We also called the canyon that little knowing it would stick after all these years.photo by Chuck Grossman

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Ben Gleason

Jan 19, 2016

“The Creek running a bit high”

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