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Goldenhorn Pinnacle (1976)
"Rock climbing - The Goldenhorn Pinnacle is a documentary about rock climbing that takes place in Golden Horn. It was directed by Joel H. Schroedel in 1980 and produced by KOMO-TV. It is a part of the series Exploration Northwest. It features Gordy Skoog, Lowell Skoog and Don McCune."
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"Rock climbing - The Goldenhorn Pinnacle is a documentary about rock climbing that takes place in Golden Horn. It was directed by Joel H. Schroedel in 1980 and produced by KOMO-TV. It is a part of the series Exploration Northwest. It features Gordy Skoog, Lowell Skoog and Don McCune."
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Genre:Documentary, Adventure
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In Theaters:1/1/1976
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Runtime:30 minutes
Studio:KOMO-TV, Fisher Broadcasting Inc.
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