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heximp
Mar 13, 2006, 3:47 AM
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It is Werner!!!
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bachar
Mar 13, 2006, 3:54 AM
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ksolem, heximp ...ding,ding, correct! the fabulous Bahgwan himself, 1988.
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microbarn
Mar 13, 2006, 3:57 AM
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Thanks for the pics! These are great.
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heximp
Mar 13, 2006, 3:58 AM
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Solem is the man for he saw it... (I just knew enough to agree with him.)
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In reply to: The guy trying to hear the ghetto blaster is Werner, no? Damn, I didn't even recognize him without his baseball cap and yellow shirt.
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bachar
Mar 13, 2006, 4:04 AM
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Solem's a man? woah...
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bvb
Mar 13, 2006, 4:05 AM
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hey bachar, you got any shots of you (or anyone) doing the central scrutinizer? that thing was harder than so high and far more likely to kill you dead if you fell...pitch out of the fist crack at the top, and you were headed straight into the "bottomless pit..."
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heximp
Mar 13, 2006, 4:10 AM
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Yeah, he is the man "and male..." I checked his profile before eating my words. (I am the girl.) :)
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bachar
Mar 13, 2006, 4:11 AM
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bvb - I thought you had shots of that one! I dunno, I might have a slide hidden somewhere but I have no slide scanner yet! These are all magazine scans... You're right though, 'Central Scrutinizer' is pretty stout (for a boulder problem). Do pads help on that thing anyway? jb
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heximp
Mar 13, 2006, 4:17 AM
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If you need someone to scan your slides... Check this site out at: http://www.imagesourceonline.com/ They are the only lab I would trust my pictures with... Plus, I have found them "cheaper" despite being "the leaders" in the industry.
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bachar
Mar 13, 2006, 4:24 AM
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Thanks heximp! I got so many slides...yikes! I'm saving up for a Nikon 9000 slide scanner ($ 2 G). Then I can shoot Kodachrome again!
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rockitjeff
Mar 13, 2006, 4:32 AM
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looks like croft do or fly? and pls post up more of these pics from back in the day. we're gluttons for this stuff
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heximp
Mar 13, 2006, 5:24 AM
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Why does this picture make me want my mother? Why am I hyperventilating??? I am shaking just from looking at it on a two dimensional screen... "Then again, I can use this to prove that super heroes do exist. " -Great Picture!!!!- That is Father Figure, isn't it?
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jdouble
Mar 13, 2006, 5:58 AM
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Great ad for an iPod.
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heximp
Mar 13, 2006, 6:11 AM
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I can not resist, this is my last post... "The picture is a very good one of Gill." :)Good night folks.
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bvb
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In reply to: bvb - I thought you had shots of that one! I dunno, I might have a slide hidden somewhere but I have no slide scanner yet! These are all magazine scans... You're right though, 'Central Scrutinizer' is pretty stout (for a boulder problem). Do pads help on that thing anyway? jb nah, did it about a thousand times -- ususally with the watusi -- but never could figure out a way to make it safe. it was either a bouldering "solo" or a tr. pads wouldn't do jack -- fall out of control and your still going into the pit. you could use spotters, but they'd literally have to be anchored in with a tether, otherwise you'd just knock 'em into the pit. scarry fucking problem......
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bachar
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bvb - Yeah I agree! I think I only did that thing a few times...when the weather was perfect - nice and grippy. Has anyone beatered off that thing?
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bachar
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curt - The Ripper...YEAH! Damn that rock is so good. That's the "ripper" hold in you left hand - quite sharp as I recall. Largo cut his hand on that when we were there....Can you still climb there? We were real quiet 'cause we heard if you make noise the owner would come and kick you out. Nice photo bro, thanks jb
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curt
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In reply to: curt - The Ripper...YEAH! Damn that rock is so good. That's the "ripper" hold in you left hand - quite sharp as I recall. Largo cut his hand on that when we were there....Can you still climb there? We were real quiet 'cause we heard if you make noise the owner would come and kick you out. Nice photo bro, thanks jb Gill took that photo in 1991 or so. The ripper has always been off-limits to climbing officially. I've never personally been kicked out of there, but Gill and others have from time to time. Check out the link in my last post too. Curt
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