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paul roehl
Boulder climber
california
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Wow! What a remarkable idea. Just when you thought it had all been invented! How about canisters that contain a charge?
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Scott Cole
Trad climber
Jackson, WY^
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So,my battery powered coffee grinder is OK in the Winds after all! FAs are everywhere in the Winds, if you are willing to hike, and most of the rock is excellent. Like the Sierra Nevada, but better!
Scole
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Captain...or Skully
Social climber
Boise....
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That place just lends itself to great pics, huh?
Yours are fabuloso. Woot!
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guido
Trad climber
Santa Cruz/New Zealand/South Pacific
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Great posting-thanks
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dee ee
Mountain climber
citizen of planet Earth
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So cool!
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divad
Trad climber
wmass
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Thanks for the TR, adam. I'm headed that way next week and it was great to see this.
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N0_ONE
Social climber
Utah
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Nice! Thanks!
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mucci
Trad climber
The pitch of Bagalaar above you
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Aug 10, 2009 - 03:07am PT
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Man what a way to learn how to climb!
Fantastic Report and nice FA's
Looks like Team Cirque had toooo much fun up there!
Good show, great read.
Mucci
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Prod
Trad climber
A place w/o Avitars apparently
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Aug 10, 2009 - 07:28am PT
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Way to get at it.
Prod.
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mason805
Trad climber
East Bay, CA
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That's a beautiful place, where is that?
Great TR.
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Captain...or Skully
Social climber
Idaho, also. Sorta, kinda mostly, Yeah.
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Wyoming, yo?
West Central. Dig it. The Winds.
Big as All OutDoors, there.
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mason805
Trad climber
East Bay, CA
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Then I'll have to head out that way next summer. Looks dreamy.
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homemade salsa
Trad climber
west tetons
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Hey Adam- Nice TR. I worked one of those Cathedral ROCs back in something like 1999. I did the Sweet Lady route- stout and steep at the crux. We went in from Dickinson Park and climbed some crazy domes just N of the roadhead on our way in.
Those are some of the best courses at the school.
I also did the first one that went Little Sandy to Deep Lake back in maybe 1994 with Pete Absolon- so much fun to wander around, find perfect granite, and put up climbs. Then to onsight routes like all those on Haystack, Steeple (as a thunderstorm rolled in). And you did mention the fishing...
Good job with the climbing, the instructing, and the great photos.
Lynne Wolfe
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adam d
climber
closer to waves than rock
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Topic Author's Reply - Oct 2, 2009 - 01:30am PT
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Thanks Lynne,
The ROC is a good course for sure. I got the RM to start doing one 4 week ROC a summer a few years ago and I like that as well. More travel, kind of like a WMT but only rock. The first one I led we started in the Cathedral Cirque and made our way past Geike, Midsummer Night's Dome, Bonneville, and Nylon. Great climbing and time for independent student group expeditions for the last 3 days to the road head.
I envy you getting to work Deep Lake with Pete back then...good times in the mountains I'm sure!
Adam
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