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Center of Clayton Rockwall Undergoes Yearly Cleaning

Patrick Butler, photographer • November 28, 2012

The Center just completed it’s semi-annual cleaning of their rockwall. The cleaning included the removal of all the rocks, a new floor, and new ropes. The wall will soon be marked with various colors of tape to mark the routes. Photos taken by Patrick Butler

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Patrick Butler
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Patrick Butler is a senior and three year photographer for The Globe. Sport and outdoor photography are where he finds his true love for shooting photos. Butler loves the outdoors spending as much time in nature as possible. He enjoys backpacking and photography but his main focus is pursuing rock climbing.
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