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Attacking Bees and a 50-Footer: Taylor Martin’s New Yosemite Route

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Attacking Bees and a 50-Footer: Taylor Martin’s New Yosemite Route - Gripped Magazine

Yosemite local Taylor Martin splits their time renting bikes in Curry Village, soloing big walls—including The Nose in a day—and establishing new routes.

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