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Profile pic: me leading a WI3Me leading a WI3 on the Chouinard Falls area of Lee Vining Canyon, California
Submitted by: rhyang on 2007-01-01
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LVCice in LVC
Submitted by: rhyang on 2006-11-13
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Fun practice area16-March-2007: 20-30m practice flows at Haffner Creek
Submitted by: rhyang on 2007-03-26
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3rd pitch of Professor Falls (WI4)17-March-2007: 3rd pitch of Professor Falls (WI4). I led up the stepped out line. Soft, plastic, fat ice. Maybe more like WI3+ ?
I understand there is normally sort of a cave on the upper left, but it was filled in with ice by now. It still made for a fun traverse right.
Submitted by: rhyang on 2007-03-26
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High On Boulder (160m, WI4)3-February-2007: High On Boulder, as viewed from the approach.
Submitted by: rhyang on 2007-03-26
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first two pitches of High On Boulder4-February-2007: first two pitches of High On Boulder. First pitch is a two-tiered WI3, second pitch is the crux, a WI4 headwall.
Submitted by: rhyang on 2007-03-26
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Sunny Falls20-January-2007: K. Chaltikian bouldering on Sunny Falls. An arctic air mass with low snowfall had blessed Eagle Creek Canyon with ice ... he later led a couple of WI4 lines on this short wall (20m ?)
Submitted by: rhyang on 2007-03-26
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South Eagle Creek Canyon ice20-January-2007: an arctic air mass had been in the Tahoe area, causing lots of things to form up. Some locals told us this 30m was about WI4+ and it felt pretty steep ... this was on the south side of Eagle Creek Canyon (north-facing) opposite Sunny Falls.
Bolt anchors at the top - K. Chaltikian led it - he first lassoed the pillar, then placed two cams before getting a solid ice screw in.
Submitted by: rhyang on 2007-03-26
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Ankle braceHave to wear an ankle brace for about another month. I can bike and hike, but nothing high-impact like talus-hopping (healing calcaneal fracture).
Submitted by: rhyang on 2007-06-24
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Leading again27-July-2007: After four months out of action, back on lead - a short bolted 5.7 slab route not listed in the Seki guide.
Submitted by: rhyang on 2007-08-17
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Summit block12-August-2007: Bear Creek Spire's summit block - an unprotected 5.6 mantel leads to the top - easy but exposed.
Submitted by: rhyang on 2007-08-17
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Climbers on summit ridge12-August-2007: climbers on the final ridge traverse to the summit. This is some distance above where the N Arete and NE Ridge join.
Submitted by: rhyang on 2007-08-17
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Leading a WI33-Feb-2010: Me leading an easy WI3 in South Park
Submitted by: rhyang on 2010-02-08
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Leading a WI33-Feb-2010: Me off belay after leading a WI3 in South Park
Submitted by: rhyang on 2010-02-08
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