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I guess I woke a sleeping giant. It can't be as bad as you guys lead on. I have been on a fair amount of routes in the red that I didn't like but I can only think of a couple that i wish i hadn't done. There are people who have been climbing in the red for a lot of years on both sides of the fence, ...

And after you've spent the whole day on an absolute choss pile of a 180 foot route that would be 1 pitch and 1 star on a real cliff, I'll say I told you so...from my PC, in a blog. Maybe after I get done with the 180 foot pitch i can head over to dip wall and get on the 10foot green eggs and ham ju...

I think brad should get atleast ten extra point for doing the route with Andrew at the bottom shouting out his beta.

This weekend or next, I am wanting to follow someone up it, hence me buying pizza and or beer.

Would anyone out there be interested in doing Nevermore? I would gladly pay for your pizza and or a six pack for being my rope gun. Let me know if you're interested.

Miguel's is definitely awesome, but i like staying at Lago Linda's. 5 bucks a night per person and free showers. Just make sure you pay up!

tbwilsonky wrote:t the obvious dickhead response is to have your obnoxious friend have a go at it first. if he breaks his ankles you should steer clear or be sure not to fall.


-t

Wanna go get on some sketchy shit ?

Muir Valley would prolly be a good spot for your buddies. Make sure to sign the waiver before going there. You can also do an advanced search in the online guide book where you can type in the grades you are looking for and it will bring them up by route name, grade and which crag they are located a...

What is the best way to determine if a fall is going to be safe? I understand the concept of ground falls, but sometimes when I am on a route or before I leave the ground I start to wonder if a fall in a particular spot would be hazardous. Does anyone have any tips for analyzing this? For example, h...