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http://utk.facebook.com/photo.php?pid=31106066&l=6d66e&id=12900161 That's the seam. http://utk.facebook.com/photo.php?pid=30784625&l=07792&id=12900161 That's the only picture I have of the prow. Not very helpful I realize. Send me a pm with when you're going to be here and I'll try t...

if you want really hard, really high quality, try the back area of Little Rock City. There's a v13, a project that bouted Tony Lamiche, and a problem that's too hard to even really seriously attempt, all within about 50 feet of eachother.

There are two really really hard boulder problems in Kentucky that I know of, but neither of them is in the Gorge. Both are either undone or have seen one ascent, but I don't really know. I know them as "the dave prow" and "the dave seam" because I've heard about both that Dave H...

well it definitely isn't a traverse. But maybe it should have a yd rating. At any rate, I think that this technicality is important enough to devote a few pages of intense discussion to it. so....go! Actually one thing it made me wonder was: so v8/9 + v15 = v16? really? I guess he would know better ...

The wheel of life, V16, 68 moves.
http://www.pitch.com.au/Chris%20Webb%20 ... %20V16.wmv
Links up a bunch of separately insane problems, v13s and v12s and such. Anyway, looks like amazing movement.

ASG, one of the draws is a newish petzl spirit that I switched onto the third bolt. If you pick them up, just leave that one for me, if you don't mind. I still have the draw that I switched it out for, if you want it back.

I think without aid it's 13b and rarely done. Nice job Aaron, sounds like you guys had a great time.

There's a stone baby on the wall at the Gym but every time I get there after Ho the two finger pocket on it's all greasy.

basically I like climbing for all of the same reasons that I like giving birth to babies. Large petrified babies.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lithopedion

I was really hungry and there was a turkey dinner on top of a cliff. VOILA!