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Ian under Whiteman FallsIan standing under Whiteman Falls on the left, with Redman Soars in the corner on the right.
Submitted by: tallnik on 2008-01-23
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FalkensteinSouth Face of the Falkenstein formation.
Submitted by: tallnik on 2007-09-11
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SchrammsteineOver view of the Schrammstein area.
Submitted by: tallnik on 2007-09-11
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Anthony Leading the slabsButtshot, but what a great cliff, great weather, and easy slabs! The 5.8s up higher are a cinch if solid at the grade. I recommend the Diagonal Direct variation at 5.9
Submitted by: tallnik on 2006-12-01
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Wallface - Climber's LeftHere's a shot of the Left side of Wallface. 600ft cliff, great ambience. Climber's camping not too far away.
Submitted by: tallnik on 2006-12-01
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Cinque Dita or FunffingerspitzenThe Cinque Dita or Funffingerspitzen group is in the middle. My friend was unable to pronounce the German name, and it was dubbed the Funf wiener schnitzel
Submitted by: tallnik on 2006-08-15
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South Face of the 2nd Sella TowerHere you can see the easiest way up the 2nd tower. Here's a guide leading two other climbers. Third pitch is where the money is here. Photo Marc Dufresne
Submitted by: tallnik on 2006-08-15
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1st Sella TowerHere's a photo of the 1st Sella Tower. The obvious right facing corner is the Trenker Crack, a great 5.7-5.8 route. On the left you can see the chimney which appears like a big crack. This is the easiest route up the tower.
Submitted by: tallnik on 2006-08-15
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Oh... the edgeMe following Marc's simul-climbing lead, note all the slack in my hands. Don't simul climb unless you're like a dumbass, eh? It's dangerous. No seriously, it can speed things up. Anyways, going up the thumb in less than spectacular weather. Original plan was for the whole hand traverse but rapped off after completing the thumb. It was hailing. In July! Photo by Marc Dufresne
Submitted by: tallnik on 2006-08-15
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Two climbers in the chimneyA swedish couple we met later at camp in this chimney route, which looked like it entailed at least hard 5.9 climbing, I'm unsure of the route, and don't have the guide, so if anyone can fill the info in more, I'll update. They said it was a solid route, with good gear, and easy moves.
Submitted by: tallnik on 2006-08-08
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Summit Cross at PeilsteinFirst thing you see when you hike in from the OEAV (Austrian Alpine Association) Hut. It's a pretty place.
Submitted by: tallnik on 2006-06-17
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Sport Climber at PeilsteinUnknown climber. 2nd in series of what I believe to be the Matterhorn area. Please let me know if you know route name/section.
Submitted by: tallnik on 2006-06-17
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Sport Climber at PeilsteinUnknown climber at Peilstein. Nice day at a nice area. I think this is the Matterhorn section. let me know if I'm wrong
Submitted by: tallnik on 2006-06-17
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Kurt Doin' his thingKurt Saggers climbing a wicked old watch tower. Beautiful day, cold wind though. Bloody strong too! It kept trying to rip us off. No crashmats, and only one spotter, but from that height, what would I really do anyways right? Also, we'd left rope, etc, in the car and it would have been a sketch downclimb.
Submitted by: tallnik on 2004-06-02
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Me doing my thingMe climbing a wicked old watch tower. Beautiful day, cold wind though. Bloody strong too! It kept trying to rip me off. I got up halfway, and the wind was getting to be too intense for me to commit wholeheartedly. No crashmats, and only one spotter, but from that height, what would he really do anyways right? Also, we'd left rope, etc, in the car and it would have been a sketch downclimb. A cheers goes out to Kurt Saggers for taking the pic, spotting me, and telling me not to be a fool and go all the way up. Man I wanted to though.
Submitted by: tallnik on 2004-06-02
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Me gettin' ready to do ma thangMe on the walk to the tower. Fun fun fun.
Submitted by: tallnik on 2004-06-02
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The towerOur tower of fun for an afternoon. Kurt Saggers and I found it and played around for a while. This was on a gorgeous day, but it was super windy at the same time. It kept threatening to blow us off the tower when we were climbing.
Submitted by: tallnik on 2004-06-02
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Kurt on our traverseCame up with a pretty nice little traverse line on this side, with lots of pinches, crimpers and opposing angles. Tricky feet to boot!
Submitted by: tallnik on 2004-06-02
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Kurt goin' upKurt Saggers playing on the watch tower. Neither of us bailed that day, which is a good thing as the landing consisted of thorn bushes to the left. I wanted to top out so badly, but this man was for once the cool-headed one, and told me to chill, and not risk it. One day I'm going back, when it's not so damn windy, and climbing the tower with. And setting up a rappel so I can get back down.
Submitted by: tallnik on 2004-06-01
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Goin' upDescription: Me climbing a wicked old watch tower. Beautiful day, cold wind though. Bloody strong too! It kept trying to rip me off. I got up halfway, and the wind was getting to be too intense for me to commit wholeheartedly. No crashmats, and only one spotter, but from that height, what would he really do anyways right? Also, we'd left rope, etc, in the car and it would have been a sketch downclimb. A cheers goes out to Kurt Saggers for taking the pic, spotting me, and telling me not to be a fool and go all the way up. Man I wanted to though.
Submitted by: tallnik on 2004-06-01
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Me goin' upMe climbing a wicked old watch tower. Beautiful day, cold wind though. Bloody strong too! It kept trying to rip me off. I got up halfway, and the wind was getting to be too intense for me to commit wholeheartedly. No crashmats, and only one spotter, but from that height, what would he really do anyways right? Also, we'd left rope, etc, in the car and it would have been a sketch downclimb. A cheers goes out to Kurt Saggers for taking the pic, spotting me, and telling me not to be a fool and go all the way up. Man I wanted to though.
Submitted by: tallnik on 2004-06-01
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Profile pic of moiMe chillin' watchin someone climb... Another beautiful day at Rigaud...
Submitted by: tallnik on 2004-05-17
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Lookin for feet at RigaudThis is a shot of me (Nik MacLean aka TallNik) at Rigaud, an hour west of downtown Montreal. Short sport lines exist here (12.5m), but the rock is beautiful, the view good, and friends are a plenty. My friend Jeremy took the shot, and Ian is on belay. This shot was taken in Mid-April, and we were super lucky with the weather. Probably around 18C-20C (65F?)
Submitted by: tallnik on 2004-05-11
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