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Jamie Chong on Permanent Waves
Here's Jamie nearing the crux of permanent waves, 13c. This is one of the most spectacular looking routes around, and has some amazing climbing on it. More photos can be found in the gallery section on my website.
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| Votes: 24 | Comments: 17
Submitted by: miuralover on 2004-02-02 | Views: 1219
roughster on 2004-02-02
That is a sweet looking line!
bigwalling on 2004-02-02
Such a cool line! Have you guys redpointed it yet? Coolest looking of the sport routes in squamish. Someday...
powrslave on 2004-02-04
Geeze. CRAZY SICK ROUTE
stuck on 2004-02-04
I would like to point out the shere awesomeness of this boulder. Think of something big... This is much bigger.
bouldrinsoill on 2004-02-04
I have a poster of this climb up in my room from rock and ice. It looks soo sweet.
Yeah, I saw this in Rock and Ice too!! I absolutely love this climb. CRAZINESS!!
jkarns on 2004-02-22
Beautiful climb...but chipped! :(
j-tha-b on 2004-02-23
holy crazy scary cool shizz
neadamthal on 2004-02-23
THAT'S A BOULDER??!???!?!!!!! craziness
keinangst on 2004-02-23
That route looks like a neverending boulder problem.
rizzuh on 2004-03-01
Burly
rokklym on 2004-03-01
Dude, you have some sick pics!
I don't get it>>> where's the line? Whole thing's contrived, if you ask me!
um, its a JOKE
jkarns on 2004-03-03
No one seems to care that its chipped...
sbclimber on 2004-09-10
it does take something away, but it still aesthetically pleasing.
ipsofacto on 2004-12-17
Not only is the route chipped, you are also obliged to climb part way up a tree to get to the climb. The route's 'creator' delimbed the tree for this purpose, and hammered a number of spikes on either side of the trunk to facilitate one’s passage. Sort of like making one’s way up a telephone pole. The crux is definitely chipped, but this is nothing out of sorts for the fellow responsible for this route: Jim-hammer and pot o’ glue-Sandford. Still, it is a far cry from the routes just out of shot and to the right of this picture. Those routes are completely manufactured, with a number of deftly drilled pockets and jugs.
