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Counter-balance rappel pickoff[/caption]
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Companion rescue[/caption]
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Fat ice in the Ouray Ice Park[/caption]
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Multi-pitch ice climbing in the backcountry[/caption]
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Waterfall Ice Workshop - West Coast PJs
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The 131st RQS Pararescue Team visited us in Ouray this past week for a waterfall ice rescue workshop. Ice climbing conditions in Ouray this winter have been as good as we have seen for many years. T...
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