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Where is this?
Nice are you going to attempt scaling it
/r/hailcorporate
Great catch
Nope, you didnt, but good attempt.
Nice to know they drew it real size.
so cool
Looks legit, I beleive it.
I believe everything on the internet.
What is this, a rock for *ants*?
He’s a lot smaller than I thought he’d be.
It provides just enough energy to dangle from a rock in your backyard
Never knew the guy was that small
Sorry (not sorry) to be [that guy](https://twistedsifter.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/03/guy-finds-cliff-from-the-clif-bar-cover.jpg)
He fell.
Whoa, great job!
Im ded inside
For anyone curious, the actual route (or so people say) used for the cliff bar picture is called Chain Reaction and is located in Smith Rock National Park.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣