Think about this next time you are on the ice.

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Think about this next time you are on the ice.

Postby chossmonkey » Tue Sep 30, 2008 5:06 pm

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Re: Think about this next time you are on the ice.

Postby granite_grrl » Tue Sep 30, 2008 5:52 pm

Yikes!!

Do you know the story behind it?
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Re: Think about this next time you are on the ice.

Postby martha » Wed Oct 01, 2008 10:38 am

jesus......scary!
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Re: Think about this next time you are on the ice.

Postby Stacey » Wed Oct 01, 2008 12:08 pm

HOLY CRAP!

can someone say LUCKY!!!!
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Re: Think about this next time you are on the ice.

Postby Matt Peck » Wed Oct 01, 2008 3:36 pm

Reminds me of climbing falls right on La Chute Montmerenci. Every couple of minutes a car sized block would go over the falls and you'd feel the vibration through your tools.
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Re: Think about this next time you are on the ice.

Postby granite_grrl » Thu Oct 02, 2008 7:45 am

Matt Peck wrote:Reminds me of climbing falls right on La Chute Montmerenci. Every couple of minutes a car sized block would go over the falls and you'd feel the vibration through your tools.

:shock:

Thank goodness we didn't have the same experiance when we got to climb there last winter. But we weren't climbing close to where the falls were open either.
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Re: Think about this next time you are on the ice.

Postby chossmonkey » Thu Oct 02, 2008 8:50 am

granite_grrl wrote:
Matt Peck wrote:Reminds me of climbing falls right on La Chute Montmerenci. Every couple of minutes a car sized block would go over the falls and you'd feel the vibration through your tools.

:shock:

Thank goodness we didn't have the same experiance when we got to climb there last winter. But we weren't climbing close to where the falls were open either.



What about the day we were at the 403 and that big chunk came down?



BTW, that pic isn't ice going over the falls, it is half the ice flow over the waterfall collapsing.
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Re: Think about this next time you are on the ice.

Postby granite_grrl » Thu Oct 02, 2008 10:16 am

chossmonkey wrote:
granite_grrl wrote:
Matt Peck wrote:Reminds me of climbing falls right on La Chute Montmerenci. Every couple of minutes a car sized block would go over the falls and you'd feel the vibration through your tools.

:shock:

Thank goodness we didn't have the same experiance when we got to climb there last winter. But we weren't climbing close to where the falls were open either.



What about the day we were at the 403 and that big chunk came down?



BTW, that pic isn't ice going over the falls, it is half the ice flow over the waterfall collapsing.

Oh yeah, I forgot about that.

Add "huge scary hunks of ice falling down" to the list of not-fun stuff you conviently forget when thinking about how much you want to get out climbing.
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