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The Nose on El Capitan
The Nose on El Capitan
Billy Westbay, Jim Bridwell, and John Long after the first one-day ascent of the Nose in 1975
Billy Westbay, Jim Bridwell, and John Long after the first one-day ascent of the Nose in 1975
View down the face of El Capitan from the belay stance at the top of pitch 20 (also known as Camp IV). The vertical drop from this point to the valley
View down the face of El Capitan from the belay stance at the top of pitch 20 (also known as Camp IV). The vertical drop from this point to the valley floor is about 2,000 feet (610 m).
Great Roof as seen from the standard belay stance. With a climber at the end of the lens flare.
Great Roof as seen from the standard belay stance. With a climber at the end of the lens flare.
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Climbers on a pitch of The Nose route (VI 5.9 C2) on El Capitan
Climbers on a pitch of The Nose route (VI 5.9 C2) on El Capitan
Tre Cime di Lavaredo
Tre Cime di Lavaredo
Petit Dru
Petit Dru
Great Trango Tower
Great Trango Tower