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| | Lost Arrow Chimney Trip Report 9/19/09
Lost Arrow Chimney Trip Report 9/19/09
This is a climb I’ve wanted to do for a long time. I went up to take a look at it in 2006.
http://www.supertopo.com/climbing/thre...
by Zander
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Tuolumne & East Side Fandango!
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| | (TR) I Love the Desert
This spring I was fortunate to make a really fun desert Southwest tour with my wife Michelle and a few other friends. We visited Colorado, Utah, Arizona, and Nevada. During ...
by joepuryear
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| | The Birth of Wheat Thin
The Birth of Wheat Thin
After a fairly big season, summer wearing on, Bridwell and I went up to the Meadows to climb with Robbins and Jeff Dozier for the day. RR had jus...
by Peter Haan
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| | coonyard pinnacle-first ascent sept 1960
During a summer back in the States, I was able to sort and scan a number of boxes of climbing memorabilia that had been sitting idle for many years. What the rats and wate...
by guido
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| | TR: Where have you gone, Chris McNamara?
1995. A smoky teahouse somewhere in Nepal.
“You mean Chris McNamara?” my buddy Matt said. “I heard he has beaks for fingers and cam hooks for thumbs and a lemur’s tail.” ...
by yo
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| | My Up And Down Life, Disaster Master
STICKS & STONES
PART ONE: 2004
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Paul David Humphrey
It occurred to me the other day that I can't outrun my hangups. I can't hide from myself forever. The issues w...
by Disaster Master
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| | Into the womb of the Crack of Doom.
So the Valley hardman Alexi and I decided we'd take a trip up the Crack of Doom as kind of an easy day as we were fresh from getting a beat down on Windfall the day before. Ha...
by Salamanizer
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| | A Laywoman's Account of Astroman
This climb was equal parts sweat, blood and manic enthusiasm. What began with a, ‘WE WILL BE ON THE TRAIL AT 5AM SHARP TOMORROW’ pep talk ended in a post 6am start. My clock...
by tahoe523
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| | Sunkist, May 2011 - Threading the Needle
Ever since Gary Thunen and I made an early ascent of Son of Heart in 1986 I've been intrigued by Sunkist. Looking out and down from the Tonsillectomy Traverse at the A5 Arch ...
by Gagner
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| | TR: My visit to the Canoe
What I Did For My Summer Vacation
For my summer vacation I visited the Canoe. It was really fun. I have wanted to visit the Canoe for a long time so it was fun to finally...
by yo
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| | A solid companion
It was mid-December of 1983. I'd gone to Nepal with Earl Wiggins to try new routes in winter conditions on Pumori and Nuptse. Pumori, at about 23,400 is an inspiring neighbor ...
by Jello
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| | Zenyatta Mondatta-Solo, June 2011
I need to thank John Fine and Mike O. for a bit of proofreading and both suggesting that I work harder and make the story more compelling. My life for the last year has been p...
by Mark Hudon
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| | The Shield, Photo Trip Report June 2008
Sorry for the delay on this one folks! Hopefully I can still remember the tale...
A version with no embedded photos is posted here for dialup folks http://www.supertopo...
by hollyclimber
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| | Ancient Gold, a Suicide Rock TR
My oldest son Ian has developed a keen interest in experiencing climbs as I saw them back in the seventy’s at Suicide and Tahquitz Rocks here in California. Over the past few ...
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