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camping spots outside Palm Springs.
Current residents refer to
themselves as
Slabbies while tourists are
called Normies. As of
October 6, 1961, a
quitclaim deed...
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commonly used as an
alternative approach to the
North Ridge, as is the
nearby slabby wedge of
Tryfan Bach, on the
other side of the mountain. The
Cannon Stone...
- Yosemite,
where he
pioneered a
route he
called Easy
Rider by
climbing down the
slabby upper pitches of the
route Lurking Fear (hardest
moves rated grade 5.10a)...
- hours. The
descent from the Täschhorn to the
Domjoch (4,282m) is on steep,
slabby and
sometimes icy rock,
taking 2–3 hours,
followed by a
further 2–3 hours...
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Galloway Hills. The
majority of the
climbing is on good
quality granite,
often slabby and
sometimes a bit
broken in nature. In cold
winters there is good ice...
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laths approximately 2 mm long and pale yellow-green
pyroxene 15476 -
basalt Slabby, subangular,
porphyritic basalt with
brown pyroxene phenocrysts to 15 mm...
- first-generation and the second-generation
colloquially referred to as '
slabbies' and 'slingshots' respectively. The 1985-1987
models featured very flat...
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Pillow lavas and
breccia overlain with
slabby pieces of
sulfide formed from
hydrothermal venting on the east side of the
Southern Explorer Ridge....
- for The Nation, said, The
Uninvited makes "a
mediocre story and a lot of
slabby cliches into an
unusually good scare-picture. It
seems to me
harder to get...
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Corps (CCC)
installed wood-and-metal
stairs on the west face
along a long
slabby feature called the
Great Ramp,
which merges with the
original Forbes-Montoya...
