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Smith Rock near Terrabone Oregon
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To get a sense of scale look for the tiny people beside the river at the base of the massive rock.
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A wheelchair parked at the bottom of "Misery Ridge Trail" was a mystery until we meet Tyler Walker halfway up the steep trail to the top.
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Lindy and Britton at the trailhead for "Misery Ridge" and a steep climb up Smith Rock.
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First meeting with Tyler Walker and his aunt & uncle
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Linda snaps a picture of our first meeting with Tyler Walker
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On Smith Rock near Terrabone Oregon
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On Smith Rock near Terrabone Oregon
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The view from atop Smith Rock near Terrabone Oregon
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Britton in his Zen mode, waiting for us to catch up with his ascent of the Rock
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Monkey Face looms over the valley below
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Linda photos Britton descending Smith Rock
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Monkey Face at Smith Rock
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Mountaineering on "Monkey Face" at Smith Rock
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The Cascades are visible thrown the gap just beyond the climbers who are scaling "Monkey Face"
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Looking out past the base of "Monkey Face" towards the Three Sisters, Broken Top, Black Butte and other mountains.
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One of the many rescue substations that dot the lower slopes of Smith Rock - complete with a litter and pair of crutches.
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Smith Rock looms over Crooked River
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The "Crooked River," a tributary of the Deschutes River, as it flows by the base of Smith Rock.
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On the return hike around the base of Smith Rock after cresting and descending the far side.
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Tyler Walker of Franconia New Hampshire, just after completing a climb up Smith Rock via "Misery Ridge Trail"
