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the_elk


Sep 13, 2002, 6:05 AM
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We all exaggerate when we're chattin' around the campfire on thoise climbing road-trips.
Tell us the biggest!
hehehehe

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Elk


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I could tell you the story when I was in India showing Chris Sharma how to do a boulder ranking 5.14, but anyway, noone would believe me...


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Oh, it's not a tall tale, it is COMPLETELY true.
Go here for my best climbing story.
http://www.rockclimbing.com/forums/viewtopic.php?topic=12233&forum=32


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amazing if true, Camhead!


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Ummm.did you know one month I climped everest 4times k2 one and did some random 5.14 and 6+'s.

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Camhead...
I've actually heard some story of Crazy Dave free soloing one day (without Chief) and taking a fall. (I should probably read the story again) but from memory he landed in a tree and walked away, much to the disbelief of the onlookers.

I'm pretty sure he's actually dead now.
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really? I just heard that story this summer, and heard nothing of death. Hope it wasn't recent.


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Could be another "Crazy Dave" or possibly it wasn't even a Dave, (it's been a while since I've read it), but I read it in a climbing book, an article taken from Climbing Mag. It was an absolute riot! Something to do with the legends of Yosemite or something. I'll have to have another look and check up on it.
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