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Normally I don't suffer from vertigo in the mountains...here however, on a four-foot wide fin of rock with nearly a thousand feet of atmosphere to each side of me I was clinging a bit tighter than normal...June 2009

dwhike

on Jul 9, 2009 2:18 pm

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