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helmut
Apr 9, 2004, 10:41 PM
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Mainly I would like to lead a crack climb and ski some of the mountains out there. But for specifics I wouldn't mind trying the grand teton, or the prow on kit carson for climbing. For skiing, I'd like to do some of the 14ers around the aspen area or breckenridge. I would also like to attempt the first ski descent of Pervertical Sanctuary if the snow conditions are right.
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a_scender
Apr 9, 2004, 10:47 PM
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everything!
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climbian
Apr 9, 2004, 10:52 PM
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it doesnt matter as long as your out on the rock easy or difficult mission accomplished.
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canrocker
Apr 10, 2004, 1:12 AM
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I've got a mixed bag of goals for the summer (I'm working on some of them already):
- learn to lead climb (my first foray into outdoor climbing WITH ropes)
- start learning trad
- climb harder stuff- I have my sights set on a pair of 5.14a's in Squamish
and:
JUST CLIMB MORE!
Good luck to all with your goals this summer!
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mother_sheep
Apr 10, 2004, 1:19 AM
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In reply to: In reply to: 9. 4-6 - daytime sloggs up 14'ers/ 2-night sloggs. Don't do those intentionally... Just try more ambitious routes and they will come naturally (ie by accident).
Been there, done that, froze my butt off.
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dredsovrn
Apr 10, 2004, 1:22 AM
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Definitely Modern Times and Retribution. Lots of others, but those come to mind imeadiately.
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wildtrail
Apr 10, 2004, 6:01 AM
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In reply to: The weather's warmer, days are longer, and climbing season is in full swing at many crags. What's on your tick list for this summer?
Not much. Going to start aiding this year with justsendingits, hopefully will be hooking up with greenelfshoes for some climbing, and tentatively planning a Gunks trip to meet bakedjake.
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coclimber26
Apr 10, 2004, 7:01 PM
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Spaceshot, Prodigal Sun - Zion
Incredible hand crack, Supercrack - Indian Creek
Yellow Spur, Rewritten - Eldo
Durrance route, el matador - Devil's tower
WFLT, Lurking Fear - Yosemite
I Claudius, Lats - Shelf
Frogland, solar slab, CC - Red Rocks
Explore more in the south platte
tick off at least 10 colorado 14'ers
Boulder more
Dissapointment Cleaver - Rainier
Finish the woodie downstairs
Make it to Hueco Tanks
My goal is to do about half on the list..
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thrasher
Apr 11, 2004, 12:48 AM
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To not get any tick bites.
Wildtrail, your sig show what a complete moron you are. Sucks to be you, eh?
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pyrosis
Apr 11, 2004, 2:18 AM
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Third pillar of Dana Plateau
Serenity Crack to Sons of Yesterday
Midnight Lightning
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dredsovrn
Apr 11, 2004, 2:27 AM
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One went down today. Great Expectations 5.11a. Nice Day. :D
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ricardol
Apr 12, 2004, 6:19 PM
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My Tick List:
In Yosemite Valley
Braille Book
Regular Route of Upper Cathedral Spire
Central Pillar of Frenzy
Jamcrack
Regular Route of Lower Cathedral Spire
Super Slide (Super Slab)
On El Cap
Son Of Heart
On Half Dome
Moonlight ascent of Snake Dike
-- thanks for thhis topic .. now i know what my tick list is ..
-- ricardo
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axewielder
Apr 12, 2004, 6:26 PM
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basically, I just wanna expand my puny list, as well as get some much harder climbs in
I feel that I can send a hell of a lot if i go climbing a lot, but I have to convince my climbing partners (2 kids like me) to climb as much as possible...mmm hands getting sweaty...
oh yeah...Rumney for sport and Lincoln woods for bouldering
i wanna send several 12s (i still haven't sent any0, or maybe i'll skip a grade and send Bottom Feeder (5.13a)
hehe...i have no chance but ím feelin good! the plastic has found its way into my veins and i must purge the contaminant by climbing harder than ever this summer!!!!
-or maybe im just too grade-driven and will spend the summer free-soloing 5.5s and fasting.
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buckwheatgoespasting
Apr 12, 2004, 7:27 PM
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1. Looking Glass - lead all 3 pitches of Rowin's Route (Remember
Appomatox)
- solo Glass Managerie
- lead all of Scott Fisher
2. Whitesides - Volunteer Wall
3. Find Motivated Aid climbing partner
buckwheat goes pasting
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mother_sheep
Apr 12, 2004, 7:44 PM
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In reply to: Spaceshot, Prodigal Sun - Zion Incredible hand crack, Supercrack - Indian Creek Yellow Spur, Rewritten - Eldo Durrance route, el matador - Devil's tower WFLT, Lurking Fear - Yosemite I Claudius, Lats - Shelf Frogland, solar slab, CC - Red Rocks Explore more in the south platte tick off at least 10 colorado 14'ers Boulder more Dissapointment Cleaver - Rainier Finish the woodie downstairs Make it to Hueco Tanks My goal is to do about half on the list..
Looks like we have some of the same goals. . .the 14'ers and Solar Slab. The Yellow Spur has also been on my list since last year but I forgot all about it! Contact me if you need a partner for any of these.
T
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calamity_chk
Apr 12, 2004, 8:23 PM
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to get back on lead and feel comfortable again.
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lostinvegas
Apr 12, 2004, 9:01 PM
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Heal from hernia and crank:
V9/10 - Cholos(Happy's), Midnight Lightning(Yosemite)...
13c - Screaming Target, America's Most Wanted, Ghetto Boys(Mt. Charleston)...
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brutusofwyde
Apr 13, 2004, 1:12 AM
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Alaska.
Replacing bolts on Hairline, Mt. Whitney.
Completion of a number of projects.
Starting a number of other projects.
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ben87
Apr 13, 2004, 9:49 PM
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any recommendations in the adirondacks?
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jcinco
Apr 13, 2004, 10:27 PM
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My ambitous, and ever changing, list for the season:
-1 week in the Needles
-1 week at Squamish
-Black Canyon: Astrodog, Stoned Oven, Lost Cities
-RMNP: Full Yellow Wall, Ariana, Spear me the Details, Topnotch
-Eldo: Mellow Yellow, Inner Space, lead crux of the Wisdom
-invest time on a sport project or two
As usual, if I pull off half this stuff I'll be satisfied.
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frantik
Apr 14, 2004, 12:30 AM
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In red rocks my local crag...
refried brains 5.9
y2k 5.10
fridgid air butress 5.9
burlesque 5.9
nadias nine 5.9
bighorn buttress 5.10
I want to return to the needles and try "igor unchained"
a weekend trip to Taquitz.
I just got back from a free climbing day in Zion and will return to try the routes on Ashtar command tower.
And to help a friend hit his goal of 100 trad pitches in 04. He got 4 in Zion. 96 to go......
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jobewan
Apr 15, 2004, 5:01 AM
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Finishing up Mt. Dobongsan in Seoul, South Korea. Wichita mountains in Oklahoma and exploring climbing in Italy...Word
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cfnubbler
Apr 15, 2004, 6:19 PM
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In reply to: any recommendations in the adirondacks?
Sure, lots. A quick sampling of Adk. gems:
Poko:
The Gathering
Dueteronomy
Sharkweek
Amongst the Crowds
The Web:
Drop, Fly or Die
Romano's Route
Fear and Loathing in Keene Valley
Moss Cliff:
Spirit of Adventure
Obscure:
South Face of Gothics
And soooo many more....have fun.
-Nubbler
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overlord
Apr 16, 2004, 5:39 PM
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herkules (12a) and srebrna streha (12b) in kotecnik. i really want these, but i have some other routes up my sleeve and you never know when is the next road trip going to happen.
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superfox
Apr 17, 2004, 1:35 AM
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In reply to: I feel that I can send a hell of a lot if i go climbing a lot, but I have to convince my climbing partners (2 kids like me) to climb as much as possible...mmm hands getting sweaty...
WHAT!? You don't have to convince me to go climbing. One of us has to get a car though. . .
As for my ticklist, I really want to send all of the projects I have at Rumney, Orangahang, Social Outcast, Things As They Are Now, and Apocalypse Later. For bouldering, Beached Whale, and anything at Lincoln Woods above V4, I haven't bouldered there enough to get any hard projects. Ok, that's it.
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