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Climbing a Table-Top Mountain | Expedition Guyana | BBC Earth
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April 1, 2010
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4:00Now PlayingClimber Steve Backshall faces up uphill battle to reach the summit of a formidable tabletop mountain. Subscribe to BBC Earth
The near verticle cliff-face is almost as high as New York's Empire State Building, and the last thing he needs is to have to navigate a loose boulder the size of a fridge freezer!
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