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cosgrove
Mar 26, 2005, 6:09 PM
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The south side of my dorm building in 2 pitches with a belay from my room. The library. A high line from my dorm to the neighboring dorm (12 stories!) Oh and Lumpy, Eldo, and RMNP.
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bigeastcoastsissy
Mar 27, 2005, 3:22 AM
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1. Epinephrine - the mileage alone I think would be worth it
2. Supercrack - come on...you know you wanna, too
3. Malevolence - Seneca Rocks
4. Equinox - oooohhh yeah
5. An un-named 18 ft roof crack in Harpers Ferry directly underneath Jefferson Rock. I think it's off limits since the vandalization, though.
Bryan
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ikefromla
Mar 27, 2005, 3:49 AM
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In reply to: = Malibu Creek and Echo (local crags): All of the .10's, then all of the .11's. |
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camhead
Mar 27, 2005, 5:58 AM
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not sure how many of these I'll get done in the near future...
1. All the "Reality" roof cracks, minus Arkansas Reality. that would be
a) Desperate Reality, Oklahoma
b) Desert Reality, Red Rocks
c) Seperate Reality, Yosemite
2. Astroman, Yosemite
3. Grand Wall, Squamish
4. Mushroom Roof, Hueco Tanks
5. Cloud Tower, Red Rocks
6. Sendero Luminoso, Potrero Chico, Mexico
7. everything at Indian Creek that I've not yet done, starting with King Cat
and, finally, in the very distant future,
8. Moonlight Buttress, Zion (free)
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cosgrove
Mar 27, 2005, 6:03 AM
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why not arkansas reality?
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petsfed
Mar 27, 2005, 6:15 AM
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This season?
Pingora
Gannet
Secret, steep, 40 foot hand crack.
Visit Yosemite (actual routes are discretionary)
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akicebum
Mar 27, 2005, 7:06 AM
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This Summer's List:
May: West Face Couloir Mt. Huntington
June: Denali West Buttress, and hopefully the Cassin
July: South Buttress of Main Tower Free Possible 11-12?FA
August: The mountain of bills I will have when I start working again
September: The Crucifix, Cookie Monster, Tips, Fish Crack
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lucas_timmer
Mar 27, 2005, 9:44 AM
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What I want to have climbe before I die:
-El Cap
-Half Dome
-One of the himaylan peaks
-5 of the 4000 meter high peaks in the Alps
That's about it I guess..
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deschamps1000
Mar 27, 2005, 12:36 PM
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1. East Face & East Buttress of Mt. Whitney
2. North Ridge of the Grand Teton
3. Casual Route on Long's Peak
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holmeslovesguinness
Mar 28, 2005, 9:11 PM
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A couple of routes I wold like to tick off this season:
- Yellow Spur (Eldo)
- Loose Ends (Lumpy)
- MRC Direct (Vedauwoo)
- Culp Bossier (Hallets, RMNP)
Need to make a road trip to Devil's Tower as well...
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dingus
Mar 28, 2005, 9:22 PM
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I am a devout anti-hitlistist.
What purpose (other than computer-nerd list-making satisfaction) do these hit lists serve? Do you carry the list with you where ever you go in case you stumble upon one of your targets? Sleep with it beneath your pillow?
What gives? Now that you have this list, what are you going to do with it?
Lists! Don't get me started on LISTS!!!111
Did you ever do a spreadsheet of all commercial production cam weights and expansion ranges in order to figure out which brands you will buy if they ever come on sale? Do your big wall checklists have macros, lol???
Come on, admit it. Your hitlists have macros, don't they?
Hehe. And all that shit.
DMT
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holmeslovesguinness
Mar 28, 2005, 9:39 PM
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In reply to: I am a devout anti-hitlistist.
Ah yes, the next great issue in climbing, to ticklist or not to ticklist. Surely this will inspire the same sort of heated debate as bolt wars, sport vs trad, etc.
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joseph_y
Mar 29, 2005, 5:44 AM
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I don't know about hitlist but writing your goals down with a timeline is a key to accomplishing goals. They should be realistic and if needed include short term goals to help prepare you for accomplishing your long term goals. As for me "Immaculate" 12a @ echo in the Santa Monicas.
Cheers
joseph_y
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poorboy
Mar 29, 2005, 6:14 AM
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Zion:
Tricks of the Trade
Trono Blanco:
La Joya
Sierras:
Winter Route, LPP
Mithral Dihedral and Star Trekkin, Mt Russell
Harding Route, Keeler Needle
South Arete, Angel Wings
East Pillar, Mt Barnard
Clyde Minaret
Yosemite:
Moratorium
NEB HCR
RA/Crest Jewel
PO Wall?
Red Rocks:
Rainbow Wall
Cloud Tower
Eagle Dance
Dogma, Mt Wilson
Desert:
Stolen Chimney, Ancient Art
North Chimney, Castleton
Jah Man
Primrose Dihedrals
Squamish:
Grand Wall
John Muir Trail
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azrockclimber
Mar 29, 2005, 12:39 PM
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east buttress of el cap .10b
east buttress of middle cathedral .10c
serenity crack into sons of yesterday .10d into 10a
royal arches into the south face of north dome .7 into .8
crest jewel direct .10d
snake dike .7
abracadaver( cochise stronghold) awe man I wanna get this one .11a
Valhalla ( mt. lemmon tucson az) .11b
Business as usual (mt. lemmon tucson az) .10d
....and guess what I am gonna do all but oneof these by the end of MAY!!
wooo hooo..abracadaver is closed until june 30th...
wish me luck
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azrockclimber
Mar 29, 2005, 12:41 PM
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In reply to: I am a devout anti-hitlistist. What purpose (other than computer-nerd list-making satisfaction) do these hit lists serve? Do you carry the list with you where ever you go in case you stumble upon one of your targets? Sleep with it beneath your pillow? What gives? Now that you have this list, what are you going to do with it? Lists! Don't get me started on LISTS!!!111 Did you ever do a spreadsheet of all commercial production cam weights and expansion ranges in order to figure out which brands you will buy if they ever come on sale? Do your big wall checklists have macros, lol??? Come on, admit it. Your hitlists have macros, don't they? Hehe. And all that s---. DMT |
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azrockclimber
Mar 29, 2005, 3:14 PM
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never mind dingus...I just saw your profile.
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grabngrip
May 17, 2005, 9:17 PM
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alright so its been quite a bit of time later than when i origionally posted this. how many of you got your climbs on your list done? I for one got dumped by my g/f who was with me when i made my list i posted on here, so most of those climbs i forgot about. I did attempt the crack at mt diablo, but go spit off a couple times about half way. anyone have luck?
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j_ung
May 17, 2005, 9:28 PM
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I do ticklists, but usually only right before the weekend. And I think it's important to be flexible. I won't pass up a stunning line that catches my eye for something I wrote down on a scrap of paper two days ago.
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micronut
May 17, 2005, 9:34 PM
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not too much,
Nose free in day,
Realization onsight,
a traverse of all 14 8,000m peaks, alpine style, in a single push
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euroford
May 17, 2005, 9:35 PM
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alpine rock:
northeast ridge, sharkstooth, RMNP
south face, petit grepon, RMNP
aid:
anaconda, lumpy ridge (aid)
(and many les significant)
trad:
kors flake, lumpy ridge
(and many les significant)
alpine:
north face, mount athabasca
ice:
anything frozen!!!!
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cosmiccragsman
May 17, 2005, 11:07 PM
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I finished my hit list 20 years ago. Now I just climb whatever I can.
cosmiccragsman
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shorty
May 17, 2005, 11:53 PM
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In reply to: Did you ever do a spreadsheet..... Come on, admit it. Your hitlists have macros, don't they?
Shoot, the data base for my tick list contains every route at every crag in North America (we're working on Europe), complete with:
- move-by-move beta, adjusted for climbers' heights
- detailed topos, with pitch lengths calculated to the nearest 6.35mm (1/4")
- satellite reconnaissance photos
- gear selection, including distance between placements and racking order of pro
- GPS coordinates, including altitude
- 3-D approach simulations
- sunrise and sunset times for each day of the year, including times the rock is in the sun and the sun's angle (we're working on 5-year weather forecasts to assist in proper clothing selection to make the most of photo ops)
- spray factor estimates, calculated on actual time to complete the route
But we have run into a few challenges to the program / system:
- Dragging the 32" high-res LCD monitor up the route to review the detailed beta is somewhat cumbersome.
- We are trying to develop alternative power supplies to run the remote computer terminal. Batteries are convenient, but they are heavy and don't last all that long. Power cords are useful as emergency haul lines, but they tend to hang up in cracks. And the generators are noisy.
- The LCD monitor tends to distract other climbers on nearby routes. Only last week a guy almost cratered from 20' up -- he missed a clip when this year's Victoria's Secret fashion show video inadvertantly appeared on the screen. I just don't understand how this video keeps coming up.
So, the bottom line -- what's on my list? I'll have to get back to you. First, I must send the pink-taped 5.1 route in our gym. As soon as I get it dialed in on TR, I'm headin' outside, baby!
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gamehendge
May 18, 2005, 12:25 AM
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A onsight of Carpe Diem @ Willamson this season. But since I have the footwork of an ox, then a redpoint would suffice. :D Maybe my first .12.
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