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Aug 2, 2005, 4:10 AM
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Which boulder problem has claimed the most lives?
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sbaclimber
Aug 2, 2005, 5:05 AM
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El Cap?
Seriously though, if you are risking death by falling off whatever you are climbing, I highly doubt you are 'bouldering'. I think the proper term for that would be 'free-soloing'.
...one man's boulder is another man's free-solo...
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esperante
Aug 2, 2005, 5:09 AM
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I agree with sba, some boulder problems i have seen are very tall.
but i don't think i know about any boulder problems that have climbed lives...
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sidepull
Aug 2, 2005, 5:44 AM
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In reply to: but i don't think i know about any boulder problems that have climbed lives...
there you have it folks, a classic RC.com moment.
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esperante
Aug 2, 2005, 5:12 PM
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hahaha you are really funny sidepull...
yes i made a mistake. who cares, but i hope you got what i meant...
"I don't know of any boulder problems that have CLAIMED lives"
But just in case, i have spelled it out to you...
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crshbrn84
Aug 2, 2005, 5:43 PM
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cranking queenie at stoney point has claimed a life. The route is over hung and from what i understand he fell off and hit his head on a rock that is in the landing. No spotter.
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