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Originally Posted by Mike P. I agree the view from the cliff is great, true, it's close to the highway but you feel like you are hanging out over ...

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I agree the view from the cliff is great, true, it's close to the highway but you feel like you are hanging out over the notch. (well as close as you can be without being a technical climber)

I guess that I'll have to hike it that way next time sounds pretty awesome
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Incredible shots. Why were you not on Lafayette on a day like that???

Its my wifes dreams to hike the ridge with me and according to her i'm not allowed to do it without her....

I'll be hiking it this winter though because she would never hike it in the winter therefore it doesn't count!
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