Best View in the Red

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Alan Evil
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Best View in the Red

Post by Alan Evil »

This summer we climbed Bedtime for Bonzo and my guru told me it was possibly the best view from the top of any climb. As I sat there I didn't doubt it. Just wondering what everyone's favorite view from the top is.
[size=75]You are as bad as Alan, and even he hits the mark sometimes. -charlie

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Wes
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Post by Wes »

BTB is OK. My favorite is hair of the dog at WOD.

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Post by Guest »

my favorite view was hitting the top of Scooby Doo one night just as the sun was setting. I turned around at the anchors, as I always try to do, and took it all in. It's still burned into my memory. It was so pretty. I'm sure there are better views to be had, but that sunset at that moment was the best I've had so far.

Why do so many people touch the anchors and then forget to turn around and enjoy the fruits of their labors? Even climbs that don't top out can have spectacular views.
Canuck
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Post by Canuck »

Roadside Attraction by moonlight (though we were only half-way up).
I try to remind new climbers to check out the view at the top of any climb.
Caspian
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Post by Caspian »

Half moon I think is one of my favorite

The summit of Minas Thirith is just an cool experience
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Spragwa
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Post by Spragwa »

Yeah, it's easy to forget to look around. I have some pictures from the top of scooby doo that I took last fall. It's beautiful. I remember the smell of the damp leaves as I climbed to the top. Then as I clipped in I turned around and there it was, an amazing view of mother nature in all of her splendor. Golds, auburns, scarlets woven in a beautiful tapestry.... I keep these pictures in my desk to remind me of why I work...so that I can play where I love to be.... Thanks for reminding me. I'm smiling right now! :)
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Alan Evil
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Post by Alan Evil »

I forgot I had this up:

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[size=75]You are as bad as Alan, and even he hits the mark sometimes. -charlie

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longlegsrule
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Post by longlegsrule »

Courthouse rock...
From Kentucky ;o)
The Pirate
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Post by The Pirate »

the top of jewel pinnicle is one of my favorite top outs. the view is awsome!
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Post by SikMonkey »

The top of KY Pinstripe ain't too bad.

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