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messing around on start of chem studs down at the gorge, durring a week long trip in KY
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Crappy Anchors...crazy first moves! the crux probably...this is me clipping after a little mantle move. 5.10a/b
Submitted by: p0bray01 on 2006-08-16 Views: 1420 | Comments: 0
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Juno you can drink out of my helmet anytime you want!
Submitted by: kreate on 2005-03-11 Views: 1073 | Votes: 2 | Comments: 0
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this is my girlfriend on "Please dont feed the Triceratops" at RRG.
Submitted by: kreate on 2005-03-10 Views: 1120 | Comments: 0
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This is a photo of Chillyweather belaying at the anchors, and Jacob cleaning, skywalker at Pistol Ridge in Red River Gorge. The 5.3 route goes into and out of a cave, and then traverses under the giant roof to the anchors of chem studs. Very unique route, and tons of fun!
Submitted by: chillyweather on 2004-12-24 Views: 822 | Votes: 2 | Comments: 0
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This is a pic of me and Valerie after just finishing ride 'em cowboy at Pistol Ridge in the RRG. Its a nice, though short, 5.7 trad route that follows a crack in a left facing corner. Be aware, there are no anchors, and the descent is a walkoff down a nearby gully
Submitted by: chillyweather on 2004-12-24 Views: 581 | Vote: 1 | Comments: 0
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This is a nice black and white of my wife climbing 'It's a Wonderful Life' at Red River Gorge.
Submitted by: keith_b00ne on 2004-11-04 Views: 1239 | Votes: 3 | Comment: 1
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This is myself cleaning and repeling off 'It's a Wonderful Life' at Red River Gorge. This is a great 1 pitch route that feels like 2 because of the nice rest in the middle.
Submitted by: keith_b00ne on 2004-11-04 Views: 1230 | Vote: 1 | Comments: 0
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This is the very last hold before clipping the chains on the classic 5.7 warm-up Please Don't Feed the Triceratops! Jared was suprised to find a camera waiting for him at the top.
Submitted by: climbin_high on 2004-04-20 Views: 681 | Votes: 2 | Comments: 2
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This route is fun. It is very short(about 40 ft) but the crux is towards the bottom. Acually for most short climbers the first move might be the crux. Photo by Abbie Graham.
Submitted by: zmehl on 2003-10-02 Views: 678 | Votes: 5 | Comment: 1
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This is one of two beautiful wide roof cracks shown to me a couple of years ago by some friends. At first I didn't believe that such great roof cracks had gone untouched for so long until I saw how wide they were.
I named one of them Crouching Tiger and the other Hidden Dragon.
The photo was taken by Kris Hampton of Cincinnati, OH.
Submitted by: scin_your_mother on 2002-10-17 Views: 1892 | Votes: 36 | Comments: 18
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brutal hot steamy day, memorial day '07, you could see steam rising from my back
Submitted by: morlebeke on 2007-07-11 Views: 1808 | Comments: 0
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