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Past the hard part on ExpositionThe start is pretty awkward, but once on the wall things get much better. Lots of small bomber wires and big jugs. Photo by Yan
Submitted by: sbaclimber on 2006-10-12
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Preparing for the top out on ExpositionOne interesting move, a couple of good pieces, and you're ready to pull around the roof. Don't let appearences fool you, it is actually very very easy. Photo by Yan
Submitted by: sbaclimber on 2006-10-12
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Mmmm, doesn't that taste good!Socialclimber checking out the gap through the roof to exit A Taste Of Shit. It may not sound very appatising, but he says it is good....
Submitted by: sbaclimber on 2006-10-07
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My first hanging belayHalfway across me and sbaclimber's attempt at traversing from Escalade to Hangman. My rope-management skills are suspect. Photo by sbaclimber.
Submitted by: doogle on 2006-05-14
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Setting up the crux move on JudgementI was feeling a bit awkeward here, but once I got the fingerlock above the roof, it was all good. The crack to the left is Hangman, and to my right is Perigrinus and Flying Buttress (respectively l. to r.). Photo by Robo
Submitted by: sbaclimber on 2006-02-25
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Dave on Bogus at the Cave.This is my mate Dave on Bogus. I cant remember the grade. But it is really hard. The cave is a awesome place. The grades go from 25/26 through to i think 7 grade 32's. With a couple of projects that are said to be harder.
Submitted by: nzhennyd on 2006-02-19
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The glint of cams on YardarmAt this point I was still enjoying this route, and looking forward to the wider section where I would be able to use some of my bigger gear. Too bad I had forgotten how greasy it is in that section. Photo by Robo
Submitted by: sbaclimber on 2006-02-11
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Climing on the right half of Crag XSteve headed up Oily Bullah. To the left and right of the yellow line are Mysterious Ways and Calling the Flock, 25. On the very red arete further to the right is Mind The Fushia and Cash Cow Machine.
Submitted by: sbaclimber on 2006-02-02
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Climing on the right half of Crag XSteve headed up Oily Bullah. To the left and right of the yellow line are Mysterious Ways and Calling the Flock, 25. On the very red arete further to the right is Mind The Fushia and Cash Cow Machine.
Submitted by: sbaclimber on 2006-02-02
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The Routes of the Wunderbar WallBy the numbers:
1) More Than Ewes Can Chew 2) Skylark 3) Nettle 4) Fiction Climb 5) Blaze of Glory 6) Jellied Squeals 7) Once Upon A Planet 8) Cross Your Fingers 9) K3 10) Fish Don't Need Bicycles
Submitted by: sbaclimber on 2006-01-14 | Last Modified: 2008-01-29
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Some damning photographic proof......that I actually do sometimes carry (and actually use) hexes!
The begining of Buttress Corner culminates in this rather strenuous stem/jam. I wasn't feeling very strong today. Photo by Neil
Submitted by: sbaclimber on 2005-12-29
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Routes on the far left side of Gibraltar RockFrom left to right:
1) Penitence 2) Dynamo Hum 3) Wasted Daze 4) Wasted Nites
Submitted by: sbaclimber on 2005-12-28
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Routes on the middle of Gibraltar RockFrom left to right:
1) Coup de Grace 2) Iconoclast 3) The Wasteland 4) Private Hell 5) Salisbury Hill
Submitted by: sbaclimber on 2005-12-28
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The best rock in the Port HillsA (mostly) full view of Gibraltar Rock. Right is the 'main face'. Left is the 'minor face'.
Though small, this crag has some of the best friction of any crag in the PHs. The routes are great, but anything 20+ is very necky.
Submitted by: sbaclimber on 2005-12-28
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The right hand side of Punk RockSome of the routes on the right half of the main cliff:
1) New Wave 2) Discombobulation 3) Ecstacy Air 4) New Reality Jam Session 5) Claws 6) Vulgate Revamped 7) Anathema 8) Exit Strategy
Submitted by: sbaclimber on 2005-12-24
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The 'good' finish to Arcadian DriftwoodHamish showing how it's done up the 17 hand-crack. The preverbial 'where's the anchor' followed shortly after.
Submitted by: sbaclimber on 2005-12-23
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The left hand side of Punk RockSome of the routes on the left half of the main cliff:
1) ??? 2) Low Profile 3) ??? 4) Arcadian Driftwood 5) Voodoo
Submitted by: sbaclimber on 2005-12-23
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Leading LancelotThis is fun, easy route in the Port Hills perfect for warming up on!
Submitted by: kadiez on 2005-12-20
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The North Face of Shag RockIt is actually a nice looking line, but the rock is kinda friable. The cracks definitely need to be cleaned up a bit to safely hold pro.
Submitted by: sbaclimber on 2005-12-04
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The North East face of Shag Rock1) NE Arete
2) Shagedelic
Two good routes for beginning trad leaders to have a go at placing some solid gear while climbing easy routes
Submitted by: sbaclimber on 2005-12-04
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The North West corner/face of Shag RockThis is probably the best route on Shag Rock. Too bad it is so loose and covered in pigeon poo at the top.
Submitted by: sbaclimber on 2005-12-04
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Decending from the cloudsAbseiling from the climb with pretty high cloud above. Photo by Rich.
Submitted by: doogle on 2005-11-19
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warming up on LancelotKadies warming up on Lancelot at Castle Rock. Christchurch city is in the background.
Submitted by: socialclimber on 2005-11-18
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Hamish pulling the crux on Hotlegs.....actually 'trying' to pull the crux on Hotlegs.....
It just wasn't Hamish's day today, but he ended up doing Exposition with style anyway!
Submitted by: sbaclimber on 2005-11-04
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A rather steep lineIf you are feeling strong, and a few loose bits of rock don't bother you, Main E Yank might be for you.
Submitted by: sbaclimber on 2005-10-16
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