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Stopper left on Cheekbone

Postby Dom » Sun Feb 06, 2011 7:08 pm

Hey.

Went climbing in CL on Saturday and tryed to do a rock and ice day. Ice was awesome but the rock part didn't go so well. There is a ton of snow on everything and everywhere. Marty and I had the brilliant idea of trying Cheekbone. Not so wise. every ledge had at least 3 feet of snow, every face was dripping.The classic horn on pitch 2 had about 6 feet of snow on it with ice all around it.

So, I bailed and left a nut up and a sling on a chock-stone on the pigeon poop ledge.

If anyone gets there in the next week, you can keep it, you deserve it. If it's later I'd like to have the nut back. The sling should be thrown out because of the sun exposure it will receive in the next month and a half.

I really doubt that rock season will be early this year in CL... :cry: So much snowwwwwww!
So much rock, so little time
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Re: Stopper left on Cheekbone

Postby Adam » Sun Feb 13, 2011 6:27 pm

you guys should have taken your ice tools up :D
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Re: Stopper left on Cheekbone

Postby Dom » Mon Feb 14, 2011 9:54 pm

Adam wrote:you guys should have taken your ice tools up :D



Drytooling on the beautiful Welsford granite is the equivalent of Tiger woods spitting on a green.

Should not be done :!:
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Re: Stopper left on Cheekbone

Postby theriault » Mon Feb 14, 2011 10:15 pm

Dom wrote:
Adam wrote:you guys should have taken your ice tools up :D



Drytooling on the beautiful Welsford granite is the equivalent of Tiger woods spitting on a green.

Should not be done :!:



Even I will second this!!!
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Re: Stopper left on Cheekbone

Postby Adam » Wed Feb 16, 2011 12:00 pm

You guys thought I was serious? lol
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Re: Stopper left on Cheekbone

Postby Dom » Wed Feb 16, 2011 1:12 pm

Adam wrote:You guys thought I was serious? lol


No hehe sorry for the lack of smileys to make it sound tongue-in-cheek. there you go :mrgreen: :lol: :D :P :wink:

FTR I also think that anyone practicing an outdoor sport should be allowed to spit. Fancy golf... That beeing said climbers shouldn't spit on their belayers unless their belayers don't feed the rope well. :twisted:
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Re: Stopper left on Cheekbone

Postby Adam » Wed Feb 16, 2011 1:35 pm

Dom wrote: :mrgreen: :lol: :D :P :wink:


Got it!
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