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Profile : corona
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Registered: May 28, 2003, 12:24 AM
Last Logon: Jan 10, 2014, 1:01 PM
Posts: 35 (0.0 per day)
Local Time: Jun 5, 2024, 3:40 PM
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Personal Profile
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Name:
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Ryan Haeseley
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Occupation:
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Climbing Gym Manager/Researcher
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Interests:
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Sociolinguistics, cultural anthropology, ethnomusicology, ethnobotany, tea, physics, philosophy, drug policy, chemistry, and all things gastronomic
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Homepage:
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http://www.flickr.com/photos/lapiseyed/
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Email:
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More Info:
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Um, started soloing when I could walk. Mo Kunz got me started on rope when I was fifteen. Three months later, I bought gear and went outdoors. Living sans car in s. Indiana -- land of sandstone crags, limestone gorges, and bust-happy conservation officers (climbing is illegal almost everywhere in the state) -- made getting outdoors all but impossible. The summer after my first year of college, I hitchiked to Smith Rock then to Squamish. Since then, I've been on the road. Spent the last year and a half in the Himalaya and was shocked to find that there was no rock to climb (I'm not a millionaire or a local, which ruled out Himalayan mountaineering.) Moved down to Hampi for the season, then headed to Aotearoa for a season of sport climbing at Payne's Ford and bouldering at Castle Hill. Now I'm stuck in Welli on a work visa that won't let me escape, so I'm developing crags here. Next stop, the deep waters off the Cambodian coastline. Beware of pirates---aargh...
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Climbing Profile
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Skills:
Lead | Follow
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5.11a |
5.11d |
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5.12c |
5.13b |
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V9 |
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City:
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Louisville
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State:
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Kentucky
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United States
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Room
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Got a couch at my place, and I'm sure any number of local climbers would happily put you up as well as give you a tour of the local rock.
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Red Point
Onsight
Flash
