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See the photos and read the amazing story of the first carabiner in Mexico...

Also, an ascent of El Colmillo, The Fang, a 5.10b where the crux is at 65 feet and the first pro at 75 feet...

Just click the link and go to my latest blog posting...


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potreroed wrote:
See the photos and read the amazing story of the first carabiner in Mexico...

Also, an ascent of El Colmillo, The Fang, a 5.10b where the crux is at 65 feet and the first pro at 75 feet...

Just click the link and go to my latest blog posting...

Ed, that's a cool story about the biner. Imagine that? Just a good imagination I guess.


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potreroed wrote:
See the photos and read the amazing story of the first carabiner in Mexico...

Also, an ascent of El Colmillo, The Fang, a 5.10b where the crux is at 65 feet and the first pro at 75 feet...

Just click the link and go to my latest blog posting...

Who on Earth gave this fewer than 5 stars?! Terrific blog post, Ed. I absolutely love stuff like that. Great pics, too.


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Nice post. That is one scary-ass looking 'beaner, though!


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sungam wrote:
Nice post. That is one scary-ass looking 'beaner, though!


haha! Caught you clicking on the "see my blog" link.


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billcoe_ wrote:
sungam wrote:
Nice post. That is one scary-ass looking 'beaner, though!


haha! Caught you clicking on the "see my blog" link.
Ed, Greg, and sometimes coldthistle. That is awl.


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j_ung wrote:
potreroed wrote:
See the photos and read the amazing story of the first carabiner in Mexico...

Also, an ascent of El Colmillo, The Fang, a 5.10b where the crux is at 65 feet and the first pro at 75 feet...

Just click the link and go to my latest blog posting...

Who on Earth gave this fewer than 5 stars?! Terrific blog post, Ed. I absolutely love stuff like that. Great pics, too.

Thanks! It's too bad I didn't have a better camera with me at the time.


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sungam wrote:
Nice post. That is one scary-ass looking 'beaner, though!

Typo?


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Ed- great story, and very gentlemanly of you, not to ruin Pablo's special day.


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j_ung wrote:
sungam wrote:
Nice post. That is one scary-ass looking 'beaner, though!

Typo?
Howso?


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sungam wrote:
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sungam wrote:
Nice post. That is one scary-ass looking 'beaner, though!

Typo?
Howso?

Beaner.

Laugh


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j_ung wrote:
sungam wrote:
j_ung wrote:
sungam wrote:
Nice post. That is one scary-ass looking 'beaner, though!

Typo?
Howso?

Beaner.

Laugh
Oh my. Well I hope it's clear I meant carabeaner.

Whups. I had seriously never heard that term.


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Great story, absolutely loved the pictures as well (especially that awesome biner). Seeing that older stuff makes my appreciate the gear I am climbing with Cool
A while back I saw the movie "The North Face", which gave me that same feeling!


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