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Going for the sloper at the crux of the bowling pin route. The hold isnt quite as bad as it looks.
Submitted by: gunksgoer on 2006-07-14 Views: 503 | Votes: 2 | Comments: 2
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Located in the central area, funky tut is one classic thats not to be missed. technical and thin, this problems crux is really fun. Emily is shown here about to snag the jug.
Submitted by: talmadge on 2005-10-17 Views: 217 | Votes: 2 | Comments: 5
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My favorite problem in the milks...only v1, but the best v1 in the west! Add the sit start for extra points! Photo credit to Lauren B.
Submitted by: superbum on 2005-05-11 Views: 145 | Vote: 1 | Comments: 3
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Hanging out in the buttermilks on a cold day.
Submitted by: johnsor on 2005-04-19 Views: 101 | Comments: 0
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I really don't know what grade or name this boulder carries. Had a lot of fun though!
Submitted by: johnsor on 2005-04-19 Views: 93 | Comments: 0
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Submitted by: roadman33 on 2005-04-19 Views: 117 | Comments: 0
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"V1 crimps to flake" on Rowell Rocks in the Central Area of the Buttermilks. Those guys are "helping" guide me down the pretty high boulder. Thanks guys....Ended up down climbing. Maybe I should have done what it says online "Always check descents before climbing".
Submitted by: pacman9264 on 2004-09-13 Views: 98 | Votes: 3 | Comment: 1
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V1 problem at the Central Area of the Buttermilks. This was the first time I went to Bishop, and I had no idea what any of the routes were. Awsome bouldering, amazing rock and boulder sizes!
Submitted by: pacman9264 on 2004-09-13 Views: 133 | Vote: 1 | Comments: 0
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Fairly easy but reachy to the right- it's been a while- don't exactly remember it- the other side of Tut has some really cool friction-slab problems
Submitted by: jstone on 2004-08-17 Views: 68 | Vote: 1 | Comments: 2
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This is two moves into the Buttermilk Stem. God I still have permanent pock marks on my palm just trying to get to here. Which is why I was disappointed to see this picture in which I could be standing on the GROUND for all you know. Then I saw the focus on the tendons in my hand and shucks, the picture kinda grew on me.
Submitted by: ireniebeanie on 2004-08-05 Views: 119 | Votes: 2 | Comment: 1
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a veiw from one of the hot springs on the way to mammoth.......
Submitted by: jason1 on 2004-06-06 Views: 156 | Comments: 0
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OB stems his way up The Buttermilk Stem during our 3/04 trip to play in Bishop.
Submitted by: trenchdigger on 2004-04-12 Views: 114 | Votes: 6 | Comments: 2
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Matt Durnin on an unnamed slab problem at the buttermilks in Bishop CA. Using a telephoto lens, i compressed the depth of the frame making it look like the mountains were very close.
Submitted by: fastnhappy on 2004-01-17 Views: 115 | Votes: 8 | Comment: 1
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On a strange summer afternoon in some unpredictable Sierra weather, I cought a few fainstroms within the cloud cover. The setting sun hit this one just right.
Submitted by: baalzimon on 2003-09-15 Views: 79 | Votes: 3 | Comments: 2
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We were driven to higher elevation during the midday sun in Bishop. We found this secluded spot only 10 feet from a dirt road near South Lake.
Submitted by: baalzimon on 2003-09-15 Views: 58 | Votes: 2 | Comments: 0
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Canadian Dave Marra jumps across boulders above the parking lot to celebrate some needed good times.
Submitted by: gerglenroc on 2003-04-30 Views: 100 | Votes: 12 | Comments: 2
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Funky Tut on a warm Winter's day.
Submitted by: nooyoozer on 2007-02-23 Views: 295 | Vote: 1 | Comments: 0
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