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Finishing the routeThis is me at the end of this emblematic route of Calix
Submitted by: alan_maximium on 2006-02-12
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Emilio and casper fingersEmilio riding on the super classic ''dedos de Gasparin''.Photo taken by James_Climber
Submitted by: charman on 2005-12-04
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Emilio and the Casper fingersEmilio riding on the super classic ''dedos de Gasparin''.Photo taken by James_Climber
Submitted by: charman on 2005-12-04
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Texas FlakeRobb pulling down on Texas Flake. Photo: Ralph Vega
Submitted by: chuffinator on 2004-10-19
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Steep face climbing at Lost CityBrave New World 5.12a/b An excellent Russ Clune route that ascends a slightly overhanging face that is painted with water streaks. The crux is at the very start and there's no solid pro until you've climbed 5.11c move after the crux. Above, however, there's plenty of solid gear placements. The wall to the right of the climber is now home to Collect Call 5.12c. Both routes are usually top-roped.
climber: Nicolas Falacci
photographer: John Blumenthal
Nicolas Falacci Collection
Submitted by: beta-boy on 2003-11-21
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Survival of the FittestOriginally put up by Scott Franklin in traditional style (he banged pins in from the ground up), this hard, technical route has become a popular top-rope testpiece in the Gunks. It was also the site of the first free-solo of a 5.13 by an American (also Franklin). The crack immediately to the right, is Persistence 5.11b/c, first climbed by John Stannard. The blank wall right of the crack is home to Mantronix 5.13d FFA Jerry Moffat
photographer: Nicolas Falacci
Submitted by: beta-boy on 2003-11-21
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Awesome RoofPoor photo but it shows a nice view Stannard's Roof. The photo really does not do justice to show how horizontal this roof is
Submitted by: brianstltz on 2003-11-10
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Dan on GoldStreaksDan crouched under the first roof on Goldstreaks... one of the best routes in my opinion in the Lost City.
Submitted by: brianstltz on 2003-10-15
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Cranking into the Forbidden ZoneDan cranking on Forbidden Zone. I great route in the Lost City... pretty pumpy but an awesome route.
Submitted by: brianstltz on 2003-10-15
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The "Chasm"Dan lowering off Forbidden Zone and me cranking through the Crux on Texas Flake in the Lost City... Beautiful fall day. Both great routes
Submitted by: brianstltz on 2003-10-15
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Layback on Goldstreaks (5.11a)A few feet below the crux on a very cold day in the Lost City, very cool climb though.
Submitted by: idgunks on 2002-11-06
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Nice ledge after cranking through the cruxGold Streaks(5.11a). Just reaching the nice ledge after pulling through the roof and then two tiny crimpers. The arete below povided really poor footing which just complicated the move
Submitted by: idgunks on 2002-10-21
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Gold Streaks (5.11a)Reaching for a small crimper to pull up to a nice ledge. Kind of a rainy day and it was one of the only dry faces
Submitted by: idgunks on 2002-10-21
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Forgot the name.Thic very classic 5.10 is one of those hidden jewels that once you climb it you'll be back again and again to see just how well you'r climbing muscles are working.
Submitted by: kagunkie on 2002-07-07
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