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New Multi-Pitch Rock and Ice Route in Ontario

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Angels and Demons is a two-pitch M6+ WI5+ on the Outbreak Wall near Nipigon
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New Multi-Pitch Rock and Ice Route in Ontario - Gripped Magazine

Angels and Demons is a two-pitch M6+ WI5+ on the Outbreak Wall near Nipigon

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