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George Manson Was a Canadian Stonemaster

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It's Yosemite season, so get to know one of Canada's early big walls climber George Manson in a story by Tyler Gilroy for Gripped magazine
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George Manson Was a Canadian Stonemaster - Gripped Magazine

It's Yosemite season, so get to know one of Canada's early big walls climber George Manson in a story by Tyler Gilroy for Gripped magazine

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