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Scallywag stems El Matador
The ankles hurt, the calves burn, and the thighs scream no more! But you're almost there, the top of the elevator shaft.
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| Votes: 49 | Comments: 29
Submitted by: cologman on 2004-02-07 | Views: 1209
thomasribiere on 2004-02-08
I love this pic. And the bottle is funny.
kman on 2004-02-09
why is the bottle funny?
jumaringjeff on 2004-02-09
STEMMMMMMMM
rockhound71 on 2004-02-09
That's one way to test your flexibility!
Um, someone call a doctor, I think Sally has dislocated her right leg.
awesome picture jeff.
oceannas on 2004-02-09
wow..nice flexibilty!
keinangst on 2004-02-10
Is that a trad lead?! It looks more aid...
Hardest 5.9 the planet.
Breakdancing has never left. Nice shot!
i really wanna climb that thing but i don't think i can do that.. how long do you think i'd last laybacking that crack? nice shot man!
cologman on 2004-02-10
It can be done by the left crack and face holds but most people stem the majority of the 130 or so feet.
ummmm, 11a thanx drkodos! sweet pic, Jeff, is bringing back the memories of a fantastic trip to an amazing place - some more painful than others!
pickles on 2004-02-11
doug!
phyreman on 2004-02-12
I love stemming!
awesome, 'd love to be there - stemming in the gym sucks, take my word :)
scotto on 2004-02-13
just to get an idea of how wide that thing is - how tall is she?
cologman on 2004-02-13
I'd say around 5'8"
jeff, you rule. cant wait to climb with you again!
close - 5'6".
climb4fun on 2004-02-17
I love it, I wanna climb that thing soooo bad. Good lighting too.
mm on 2004-02-17
crazy stem, nice work!
scotto on 2004-02-18
I have a 5'2" girl partner - think she could span that?
That is SO awesome!!
cologman on 2004-02-18
The thing is kind of hour glass shaped. top and bottom widen out. Both areas can be climbed on the left side at about the same grade. 5-2 is going to be a stretch though.
manacubus on 2004-02-18
El Matador?
nice, jeff! very nice.
enjoimx on 2004-02-25
That looks HARD!
taldrich on 2004-09-18
that's rad! how high up is this picture taken from?
