The incredible final pitch of Outer Space.... You can see Kor's initials in the photo. Can you pick out the location?

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The incredible final pitch of Outer Space.... You can see Kor's initials in the photo. Can you pick out the location?

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Someone on the last pitch.

The north and west faces of the Bastille.<br>
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5. Werk Supp, 9+.<br>
10. Northcutt Variation, 10+.<br>
13. Bastille Crack, 7 or 8.<br>
14. Outer Space, 10.<br>
33. West Buttress, 11-.

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“The incredible final pitch of Outer Space.... You can see Kor's initials in the photo. Can you pick out the location?”

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Someone on the last pitch.

The incredible final pitch of Outer Space.... You can see Kor's initials in the photo. Can you pick out the location?

The north and west faces of the Bastille.<br>
<br>
5. Werk Supp, 9+.<br>
10. Northcutt Variation, 10+.<br>
13. Bastille Crack, 7 or 8.<br>
14. Outer Space, 10.<br>
33. West Buttress, 11-.

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Photo by Shawn Mitchell.

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