FA above PPP at Wall of Denial?
FA above PPP at Wall of Denial?
At Wall of Denial Saturday, we were on the ledge above PPP and I think 11.11. On the right, there's a stack of blocks up to a small roof, then a wide dihedral with a handcrack to the top. It looked fun so we did it. I don't see anything in the guidebook on this, and based on the loose rock/lichen/vegetation at the top, it didn't look like it had been done before. Know if anyone else has done it?
No chalkbag since 1995.
Re: FA above PPP at Wall of Denial?
Sounds like an FA.
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Re: FA above PPP at Wall of Denial?
Someone call Rock and Ice! I can't wait to read about this super classic, super hard trad route in our own backyard!!!! Holy Schnikies I'm excited!
I fell for the everyone-shut-up-and-ill-donate-money scheme. -Ray Ellington, guidebook gawd
My name is Sam Douglass and I love to pose for photo shoots holding on to a jug with only one hand (and no feet!) with my best friend Ian.
My name is Sam Douglass and I love to pose for photo shoots holding on to a jug with only one hand (and no feet!) with my best friend Ian.
Re: FA above PPP at Wall of Denial?
Rotarypwr345704 wrote:Someone call Rock and Ice! I can't wait to read about this super classic, super hard trad route in our own backyard!!!! Holy Schnikies I'm excited!
Personally, I enjoy reading about "adventures" . . . particularly lengthy trip report posts with pictures. Perfect example of what I'm talking about is this post from a few months back:
http://www.redriverclimbing.com/viewtop ... =4&t=15801
Nice to see people out there taking a different path.
Re: FA above PPP at Wall of Denial?
Man I totally second that sentiment. I like to see the average Joe giving it a go. You can relate; it's motivating.Mark W wrote:Personally, I enjoy reading about "adventures" . . . Nice to see people out there taking a different path.Rotarypwr345704 wrote:Someone call Rock and Ice!
Re: FA above PPP at Wall of Denial?
http://www.theonion.com/articles/intern ... bil,34212/Rotarypwr345704 wrote:Someone call Rock and Ice! I can't wait to read about this super classic, super hard trad route in our own backyard!!!! Holy Schnikies I'm excited!
Re: FA above PPP at Wall of Denial?
I almost posted that Dustonian. Nice.
http://contributor.yahoo.com/user/496691/daniel_beck.html
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Re: FA above PPP at Wall of Denial?
WOAH. I now have a role model! And all this time I thought I was the only one in the entire world (wide web) that used sarcasm! I wonder how to get a hold of him. Why doesn't such a trusted source of information, like The Onion, print his email address so it makes it easier? Watch out RedRiverclimbing.com We're soon to have the sarcasm of not one, but TWO minds posting in this forum...dustonian wrote:http://www.theonion.com/articles/intern ... bil,34212/Rotarypwr345704 wrote:Someone call Rock and Ice! I can't wait to read about this super classic, super hard trad route in our own backyard!!!! Holy Schnikies I'm excited!
I fell for the everyone-shut-up-and-ill-donate-money scheme. -Ray Ellington, guidebook gawd
My name is Sam Douglass and I love to pose for photo shoots holding on to a jug with only one hand (and no feet!) with my best friend Ian.
My name is Sam Douglass and I love to pose for photo shoots holding on to a jug with only one hand (and no feet!) with my best friend Ian.
Re: FA above PPP at Wall of Denial?
sarcasm will not survive the government shutdown. other helpful tips-
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2010/04/1 ... rself_Some
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2010/04/1 ... rself_Some
training is for people who care, i have a job.
Re: FA above PPP at Wall of Denial?
Mark;
I don't think I could stretch this into that big of an adventure... The worst of it was getting through the briars at the top. I look like someone through a running blender at me. There's about 8ft. of interesting climbing to pull the roof. But the cost of getting to it is low, and the view at the top is nice. If you follow the trad ethic of topping everything out, it's a useful pitch. I think my second got a couple pics, it usually takes a while for him to download them though...
M.
I don't think I could stretch this into that big of an adventure... The worst of it was getting through the briars at the top. I look like someone through a running blender at me. There's about 8ft. of interesting climbing to pull the roof. But the cost of getting to it is low, and the view at the top is nice. If you follow the trad ethic of topping everything out, it's a useful pitch. I think my second got a couple pics, it usually takes a while for him to download them though...
M.
No chalkbag since 1995.