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Photos from Base of Table Mountain Cliffs w/ Don Nelsen and his son Paul...

June 25, 2011

Don taking a pic of huge boulder on Two Chiefs Trail Don taking a pic of huge boulder on Two Chiefs Trail Don's son Paul Don's son Paul Hood peeking out Hood peeking out We almost made it up to where Kate Huether fell off and to the Heartbreak Ridge trail by using this chimney, but Don called it off. He will put a rope up there in the future for a second attemt TBD... We almost made it up to where Kate Huether fell off and to the Heartbreak Ridge trail by using this chimney, but Don called it off. He will put a rope up there in the future for a second attemt TBD... Another shot, was hard for me to shoot this as Paul and I were clinging to to the side of the cliffs almost, I think Paul got better shots and video too... Another shot, was hard for me to shoot this as Paul and I were clinging to to the side of the cliffs almost, I think Paul got better shots and video too... Greenleaf slide area, first time for me, wow! Greenleaf slide area, first time for me, wow! Father and son shot Father and son shot Falls way up towards the start of the slide area! Falls way up towards the start of the slide area! Don's cool rope around Greenleaf Creek/Falls Don's cool rope around Greenleaf Creek/Falls Another Father/Son shot also HUGE tree Another Father/Son shot also HUGE tree Todays GPS Track Todays GPS Track
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