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Posted: Tue Mar 09, 2004 3:16 am
by jefflehmkuhl
Wicked Tribe wrote:I'd love to head down south and check out the bouldering. Unfortunately I'm poor and married with a 11 month old while working and going to school full time.
Since being a dirtbag climber isn't my priority in life right now the Red will have to suffice. I'm happy to say, for me, it does. For anyone else in my situation the Red makes a nice bouldering area. If you live close enough and don't mind going off the beaten path there are hundreds of problems that will keep you busy for a few years.
For anyone who is all about having the perfect climbing experience then I'd say yeah, go somewhere else.
Well, I dunno about a few years...you point in the direction to stuff that'll take me that long at the Red and I'll change my signature. Sound good? Let's have at it then.
Posted: Tue Mar 09, 2004 3:17 am
by jefflehmkuhl
Wicked Tribe wrote:I'd love to head down south and check out the bouldering. Unfortunately I'm poor and married with a 11 month old while working and going to school full time.
Since being a dirtbag climber isn't my priority in life right now the Red will have to suffice. I'm happy to say, for me, it does. For anyone else in my situation the Red makes a nice bouldering area. If you live close enough and don't mind going off the beaten path there are hundreds of problems that will keep you busy for a few years.
For anyone who is all about having the perfect climbing experience then I'd say yeah, go somewhere else.
Posted: Tue Mar 09, 2004 10:40 pm
by Wicked Tribe
Have posting problems often?
I've kept myself entertained for many moons here. I used to boulder about four days a week.
Just got to get out and leg it. Don't be a pansy.
Posted: Wed Mar 10, 2004 6:17 pm
by jefflehmkuhl
before you call me a pansy let's see you hike a couple thousand feet in elevation over 2.2 miles starting at around 11,000ft to go bouldering up in RMNP
Posted: Thu Mar 11, 2004 12:54 am
by Bruisebrother
Hey Jeffe-P, my partner in Boulder would like to race you up that 2 miles the day you fly into Denver!
Posted: Thu Mar 11, 2004 4:39 am
by young'n climber
Fill me in here, what or where is RMNP?
Posted: Thu Mar 11, 2004 5:02 am
by t bone
Young'n that is Rocky Mountain National Park. You surely know what state it is in.
Posted: Thu Mar 11, 2004 9:49 pm
by young'n climber
Colorado. I know what it is i just didn't know the abbreviation
Posted: Mon Mar 15, 2004 2:00 am
by Alan Evil
Are you down with OPP?
Posted: Mon Mar 15, 2004 2:06 am
by casamig
I spent at least an entire season trying really hard to convince myself that the bouldering at the red was good. i endured insults from friends for even bringing along a pad, my rope collected dust for a year while i bouldered in vain.
it's not!!
the guide book is not only bad, it's bad for the red as far as access goes so don't buy it! don't even talk about it.
in my opinion only two problems at the red are worth trying: Double Helix (NOT a v4 a v2 actually) and The Pearl (NOT a V5 at least v6).
anyway, don't bring a pad to the red unless you plan on using it to pound some 17 year old hotty you met at phantasia.... no, strike that......
anyway, don't be a douche like i was for so long. if you go to the red, rope the f up and get on bad ass lines.
if you want to boulder, go elswhere...
i am sure this will surprise wes and mia and even climb high. ps, you guys missed a hell of a party back here.... wish you'd have made it... see ya around....