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Flying on the Iron FlyDan Mills launches to the lip on Iron Fly. Photo taken: 11/5/05.
Submitted by: snoangel on 2005-11-15
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Grittin' Through the CruxThree months after the fact, I finally uploaded some pics from a beautiful day at Lizard's Mouth. Here I am crushing the rock as hard as I can on Swingin' Singles, the hardest V1 I think I've ever tried. BTW - I never did make it beyond that move that day. Oh well, next time. Photo taken: 8/05 by Mary.
Submitted by: snoangel on 2005-11-14 | Last Modified: 2006-11-15
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Psyching up for the Big DynoDan Mills prepares to go for a dyno to the lip on this unnamed 20+ foot highball in the Buttermilks. Did he get it, you ask? Not yet...but he's so close. I'd give him a couple more tries before he sticks it. (Photo taken: 10/1/05)
Submitted by: snoangel on 2005-10-18
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Trying to Crack an EggRita attempts a boulder problem on an egg shaped rock at the Gloria's. (Photo taken: 9/27/05)
Submitted by: snoangel on 2005-10-13 | Last Modified: 2006-11-15
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Buttermilk SunsetFor a few brief moments, the Buttermilks were transformed into a Mars-like scene. Everything but the sky turned this rust color. Then as quickly as it appeared, it faded away.
(Photo taken: 10/1/05)
Submitted by: snoangel on 2005-10-07
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What's Left of My HandsDan Mills examines his skin damage after sending Tois Maunets (in the background). Got to love how that granite just destroys your tips. (Photo taken: 9/29/05)
Submitted by: snoangel on 2005-10-07
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Working Anti-MatterDan Mills works Anti-Matter (V12) at the Priest Draw. Taken: 8/27/05.
Submitted by: snoangel on 2005-09-07
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Girls' Night InThis is my volleyball team dressed to kill, er.. sleep, in the annual costume volleyball tournament in Manhattan Beach, CA. Check out ability to use VS garments as sportswear. :)
Submitted by: snoangel on 2005-08-17
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Midway Up the North Ridge on Lone Pine PeakOut of energy, I took a much needed food break midway up the ridge. At least I got to admire how far we had already come. Taken: 7/16/05.
Submitted by: snoangel on 2005-07-18
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Jay Gears UpJay (micronut) gears up for the 5th class portion of our trip up Lone Pine Peak. Taken: 7/16/05.
Submitted by: snoangel on 2005-07-18
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Sierra View from Lone Pine Peak North RidgeAnother beautiful photo op in the high Sierra. Taken: 7/16/05.
Submitted by: snoangel on 2005-07-18
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Jay Heads Up a Pitch on the North RidgeJay starts up one of the multiple pitches on the North Ridge of Lone Pine Peak. Taken: 7/16/05.
Submitted by: snoangel on 2005-07-18
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Mesyan LakeWhile on the North Ridge, we had tremendous views of the Mesyan Lakes. Taken: 7/16/05.
Submitted by: snoangel on 2005-07-18
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Mt. WhitneyMt. Whitney as seen from the North Ridge of Lone Pine Peak. It made me feel so small to be this close to such a majestic peak. Taken: 7/16/05.
Submitted by: snoangel on 2005-07-18
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Topping Out on Lone Pine PeakIt was 8pm by the time we finally topped out on the summit of Lone Pine Peak. So with what little sunlight remained, Jay (micronut) and I tried in vain for a classic summit pic. Taken: 7/16/05.
Submitted by: snoangel on 2005-07-18
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Rita Walks the Knife EdgeWho knew a traverse could be so scary?? Rita (snoangel) walks one of the many exposed portions of the North Ridge of Lone Pine Peak. Photo taken by micronut on 7/16/05.
Submitted by: snoangel on 2005-07-18
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Total Exposure on the North RidgeRita (snoangel) walks the knife edge traverse on the North Ridge of Lone Pine Peak. Photo taken by micronut on 7/16/05.
Submitted by: snoangel on 2005-07-18
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Bivy SpotOn the Lone Pine Peak descent, Jay (micronut) and I had to take an unplanned bivy on this somewhat comfortable, semi-exposed spot. Taken: 7/17/05.
Submitted by: snoangel on 2005-07-18
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Black Mountain MoonscapeAs I sat chilling by the fire, I caught this glimpse of the impending night sky. Taken: 7/9/05.
Submitted by: snoangel on 2005-07-15
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Castle RockThis is a view from the top of Castle Rock near Ft. Douglas, Wisconsin. This sandstone formation was once an island and now just begs to be climbed. I don't know if climbing there is actually allowed and any routes would certainly need to be cleaned up, but it appears to be one of the only outdoor options in western WI. In any case, I thought the view from the top was worth my slippery scramble up.
Submitted by: snoangel on 2005-07-07
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Using the Force10 year old Laurel Shimamura contemplates her next move on Jedi Mind Tricks (12b). Photo taken: 6/27/05.
Submitted by: snoangel on 2005-07-07
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Spring Surfing in MargheritavilleSheila heads up Dyke Surfer, a solid 9 face climb with a fun hand crack finish, on a beautiful spring day. The desert flowers were in full bloom, just begging to be photographed. Photo taken: 3/12/05.
Submitted by: snoangel on 2005-06-14
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Smokin' the Bong13 yr. old Travis Coco contemplates his placement while leading his very first trad route, The Bong (5.4). Taken: 5/15/05
Submitted by: snoangel on 2005-05-25
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Jim on Bird of FireJim Caldwell chalks up on Bird of Fire (5.10a) on a beautiful day in Joshua Tree. Taken: 5/14/05
Submitted by: snoangel on 2005-05-25
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This Gun For HireRita making a move on This Gun For Hire 12/19/04. It was my first real bouldering experience & I have to admit, I had a blast. Got to love winter in Santa Barbara. The sun was shining, the sky was clear. It felt like the summer solstice was approaching rather than the winter. Photo: Marc Schiffhauer.
Submitted by: snoangel on 2004-12-21 | Last Modified: 2006-11-13
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