“You Could See the Grimace on His Face.” A Climber Fell 200 Feet Off California’s Power Dome. His Friends Used a Shirt to Stop the Bleeding.

A climber fell on the 700-foot Power Dome in California's Sierra Nevada. CHP rescuers hovered 15 feet from sheer granite to hoist him to safety. The post “You Could See the Grimace on His Face.” A Climber Fell 200 Feet Off California’s Power Dome. His Friends Used a Shirt to Stop the Bleeding. appeared first on Outside Online.

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