Most of those around Cincy are filled with expansion foam. The others are really sharp inside. All of the above will end with the police showing up in about 10 minutes. The ones in N.Ky are ok, though the sizes don't offer any major challenges. The back of the old Globe Furniture showroom by Princeton H.S. has a series of off finger and tight hand cracks, but they're really shallow. All have been soloed at night. None are harder than 11b or so.captain static wrote:You can train for trad. Just do what the Beene bros. did, look for bridge abutments w/ appropriately sized expansion joints, tape up, and go for it.
Bolt the cracks and stop hiding...
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The extra challenges of buildering. We used to add a "Q" rating that indicated the lilelyhood of running afoul of the law. Unfortunately this has increased w/ all the Homeland Security bull. Back in the day I actually received permission to climb the Elsinore Castle Tower http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elsinore_Arch_ The basic situation being before plastic was invented, urban climbers were desperate to climb anything manmade. I am trying to reinforce the point you were making that if you trained for trad like you did for sport you would realize that neither are "harder".512OW wrote:All of the above will end with the police showing up in about 10 minutes.
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yawn.....nice try. ever been to the Surf or right side of Boneyard? tick those, and let me know how the grades compare.Danny wrote:Before Muir Valley grade for grade sport was harder in the red et al. Now it's about even.
(btw, just trying to help out a thread gone on too long.)
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well, mr. danny, those routes I speak of have been up for over 2 years (some over 3), so it tells me you are writing from an outdated perspectiveDanny wrote:What are they sandbagging stuff now to make up for all the softies?
mr. combs, I couldn't help myself...lol
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