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Tim leading P1It didn't look overhanging from the bottom, but this pitch took all our energy for its mere 30 meters. Great introduction to 6- and a great fall with more thant 300m of ice.
Submitted by: uasunflower on 2006-02-01
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the Big Threeview on the big ones from Shilhorn skiing area
Submitted by: uasunflower on 2005-12-27
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A Visit to JungfrauApproaching the Monchjoch hut in complete solitude and perfect weather on Xmas day, 2005. Last visitors to the hut in november, plentiful of wood and food therefore available all for me there :)
Submitted by: uasunflower on 2005-12-27 | Last Modified: 2007-02-01
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Night in the huta wonderful swiss hut with a winter room, stove, wood, and food for a tired climber. Nothing better than that, with Jungfrau in the window for additional points :) Xmas 2005.
Submitted by: uasunflower on 2005-12-27
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Snow seaSea of snow with the Monchjoch hut and a part of the normal South East route up Monch visible on the left.
Submitted by: uasunflower on 2005-12-27
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Callanque d'en vauBeautiful beach of En Vau as seen from la breche du castelvieil
Submitted by: uasunflower on 2005-11-14
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Rap through Trou du CannonAwesome rap to get to Castelvieil traverses
Submitted by: uasunflower on 2005-11-14
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view of the traverses on Castelvieilthe start of Traversee du Castelvieil, at the horizon the start of Traversee sans Retour
Submitted by: uasunflower on 2005-11-14
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view...downwardsropes hanging from our belay stance on the scariest pitch of an aid variant of Traversee sans Retour
Submitted by: uasunflower on 2005-11-14
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gabe happygabe on Cret St Michel, after completing another awesome route
Submitted by: uasunflower on 2005-11-14
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FlyingMe at the Centrale, flying into the unknown
Submitted by: uasunflower on 2005-11-14
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Mt Blanc at dawnStarting up the Moine ridge up Aiguille Verte, the route that we had to give up after being too late with the route finding, we found this staring into our bewildered and sleepy eyes...
Submitted by: uasunflower on 2005-08-16
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Great slab climbOne of the best 5.10s I did at the Gunks so far, slabby with a few mantle moves, crux on second bolt.
Submitted by: uasunflower on 2005-03-23
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Floating in the skyWasher woman arch through the mesa arch at Island in the Sky, Canyonlands Natl. Park, February 05.
Submitted by: uasunflower on 2005-02-23
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Wolf's silouettescarry silouette. After hiking to the wolf's head/block tower pass and experiencing the swiping and freezing wind there, we decided not to climb it despite the NA Classic status, 5.6 grade etc. Next time...
Submitted by: uasunflower on 2004-09-21
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On the topSouth Buttress on Pingora - a very enjoyable climb, doable even and especially during the rough conditions we encountered this september. No K-crack variation, as the K-crack was frozen though. Warrior ridge behind me.
Submitted by: uasunflower on 2004-09-21 | Last Modified: 2007-02-01
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Following last PitchFollowing last pitch on South Buttress, Pingora, Cirque lake below. Cold!
Submitted by: uasunflower on 2004-09-21
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Hiking the cirqueBehind me the block tower, shark's nose and overhanging tower. They do not inspire climbing ambition at all in this picture for some reason...
Submitted by: uasunflower on 2004-09-21
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After the MoveAfter pulling the famous Move, all happy about myself and climbing.
Submitted by: uasunflower on 2004-09-01
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After the roofAfter pulling another crazy 5.6 roof at the gunks. Where else could you find these moves on a 5.6...great day of climbing!
Submitted by: uasunflower on 2004-09-01
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High ETraverse below the famous move on High E. Less dramatic than it looks.
Submitted by: uasunflower on 2004-09-01
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Peaceful Russian in actionAlex leading first pitch on pinnacle. Main problems started when we realized we had to get down, after 5 pitches, at 3 pm and with 90mph winds ignoring our crampons and our will power...
Submitted by: uasunflower on 2004-02-01
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ProfileMe following the hard first overhanging pitches of this awesome classic
Submitted by: uasunflower on 2006-11-06 | Last Modified: 2007-02-01
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Mont AiguilleA mystyc mountain, it used to be bedeviled as no easy access to the top was possible. Normal route was only done after the war when people were more eager for new adventure and didn't believe in devil anymore. Careful, friable rock - but awesome scenery up there!
Submitted by: uasunflower on 2006-11-06 | Last Modified: 2006-12-06
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Alice's AiguilleReflecting on my experiences of the previous night, i took this picture sitting behind the bannister of Albert 1er and wondering when i'll get another chance to go up this appealing summit.
Submitted by: uasunflower on 2006-11-06
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