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Slippin and SlidingCouples think they're so cute. Here's an engaged climber/spotter combo. Congragulations y'all!
Submitted by: tenn_dawg on 2004-04-30
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Turning and BurningCouples think they're so cute. Here's an engaged climber/spotter combo. Congragulations y'all!
Submitted by: tenn_dawg on 2004-04-29
Views: 1307 | Votes: 4 | Comments: 2 |
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Cranking and BankingCouples think they're so cute. Here's an engaged climber/spotter combo. Congragulations y'all!
Submitted by: tenn_dawg on 2004-04-30
Views: 1415 | Votes: 6 | Comment: 1 |
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Clyde the Mega DudePunting off the crux move. Aren't most dynos supposed to be low percentage anyway?
Submitted by: tenn_dawg on 2004-04-17
Views: 1371 | Votes: 4 | Comment: 1 |
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Clyde the Mega DudeAnother shot in this series of Clyde the Mega Dude. This is a long dyno. The feet are alright, and the holds are pretty big.
Submitted by: tenn_dawg on 2004-04-17
Views: 2202 | Votes: 7 | Comments: 5 |
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Clyde the Mega DudeAnother photo in this series. My legs went numb hanging here while these guys were climbing. Anyway, this climb has a dyno, and some fun moves. Lots of bolts.
Submitted by: tenn_dawg on 2004-04-17
Views: 1273 | Votes: 4 | Comments: 2 |
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Clyde the Mega DudeAnother picture in this sequence. Fun climb, long dyno, bolts where you want them. Good stuff.
Submitted by: tenn_dawg on 2004-04-17
Views: 1296 | Votes: 3 | Comments: 0 |
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Clyde the Mega DudeAnother shot I took of Clyde the Mega dude. An .11b/c barrel of fun.
Submitted by: tenn_dawg on 2004-04-17
Views: 1109 | Votes: 10 | Comments: 2 |
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Clyde the Mega dudePlaying on a Kelly Brown Classic at Lilly Bluff. Something like .11b/c according to the guidebook.
Submitted by: tenn_dawg on 2004-04-17
Views: 1074 | Votes: 7 | Comments: 2 |
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Black Mountain TennesseeJust about to the top of the highest quality climb at BM. If you think the TR makes is sissy, then feel free to Solo it. It's been done...
Submitted by: tenn_dawg on 2004-02-02
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a rock climberPulling out the pro while following "Blind Date" at T-wall.
Submitted by: tenn_dawg on 2004-02-02
Views: 928 | Votes: 11 | Comments: 2 |
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Linking Pitches and Running it OutThis me me on top of the Prow. The Mummy Buttress is behind me. We had just done the Daddy, and exited on the Prow. Thanks Bumblie for taking this shot!
Submitted by: tenn_dawg on 2003-10-30 | Last Modified: 2008-04-20
Views: 1483 | Votes: 7 | Comments: 5 |
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Sending the ScoopThis is yours truly sending the Scoop at Rocktown. There is a heinous Sit down start to this problem I was working on, but I couldn't turn over the mantle to gain the scoop proper. Thanks to Jeff L. for snapping this!
Submitted by: tenn_dawg on 2003-10-30
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Mac on Hooker RightThis is my buddy Dave on "Hooker Right". This climb is on the downhill side of the Anvil Boulder, and is one of the best moderate boulderproblems at the field.
Submitted by: tenn_dawg on 2003-10-30
Views: 1231 | Votes: 8 | Comments: 4 |
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Straining on SlabThis is Jeff on the lower face of Cherokee bluff, on a route I don't know the name of. Still it was fun, with way too many bolts.
Submitted by: tenn_dawg on 2003-10-30
Views: 917 | Votes: 7 | Comments: 2 |
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Flowing Through the MovesThis is my first ever attempt at making composite images. I just learned how to use photoshop 2 days ago, and have spent the last 2 days in the studio in UT's library scanning 2 years worth of slides and negatives. The whole time I've been scanning I've been reading Photoshop Books.
What do y'all think of it?
Submitted by: tenn_dawg on 2003-10-30
Views: 1011 | Votes: 13 | Comments: 18 |
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Pluging In ProGoldenlocks will take just about any pro on your rack just about anywhere. Bring it all, and feel free to sew up this incredible climb.
Submitted by: tenn_dawg on 2003-10-29
Views: 874 | Votes: 3 | Comments: 0 |
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Take THAT Indian CreekSome of the best splitter jamming in the east. This climb is a sandbag at 5.8+, but therein lies the charm. This climber is savoring the last handhold before 70' of jamming.
Submitted by: tenn_dawg on 2003-10-29
Views: 1495 | Votes: 6 | Comments: 8 |
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Joking Around on LeadYou know he's cruising when he's laughing at MY jokes while leading.
"Dude, you're looking kind of run out, if you're going to fall, be sure and let me know so I can turn on the motordrive!"
Hahaha
Submitted by: tenn_dawg on 2003-10-29
Views: 811 | Votes: 5 | Comments: 0 |
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Working those JamsMore perfect jams on one of the most classic Trad climbs in Tennessee. "Goldenlocks" 5.8.
Submitted by: tenn_dawg on 2003-10-29
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Tennessee Splitter!Perfect handjams on "Goldenlocks" 5.8+ at the Tennessee Wall. Truly a classic climb.
Submitted by: tenn_dawg on 2003-10-29
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"Five What?"A climber experienceing the flawless moves of a classic 5.8 sandbag. This image is photoshopped to...well...make it look better. The un-chopped one has also been submitted.
Submitted by: tenn_dawg on 2003-10-29
Views: 1188 | Votes: 4 | Comments: 2 |
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In defence of my onsight...Okay, here's the pitcure describing the situation. I think it will speak better than words. As you can see, it is possible to fall into a ledge/alcove without the rope pulling you in!
Submitted by: tenn_dawg on 2003-10-21
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Tim on Hooker LeftBitching boulder pulling cruising V4. Hooker Left at Lilly Boulders. Fun problem.
Submitted by: tenn_dawg on 2003-07-10
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Topropin TradThis is a suprisingly fun dihedral on the lower wall on cheorkee bluff. You don't notice the vegatation when you are climbing it, and it has a 5.8 crux move, the rest of the climb is cake.
Submitted by: tenn_dawg on 2003-07-10
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Cruising.Another shot of the slab below the lower face. We toproped it, but the bolts are well placed for a lead I did there the next day.
Submitted by: tenn_dawg on 2003-07-10
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What now?An interesting slab climb in the lower face with well placed bolts.
Submitted by: tenn_dawg on 2003-07-10
Views: 897 | Votes: 6 | Comments: 0 |
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Tennessee TramThis diagram is for a topic in the general forum. I would appriciate you guys approving it because it is a really small file.
Submitted by: tenn_dawg on 2003-07-08
Views: 851 | Votes: 4 | Comments: 4 |
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Travdawg's BarI'm taking over Jono's bar, and Tripod won't let me leech the bandwidth from my own website. Bastards. I guess you get what you pay for. And tripod bandwidth is free.
Submitted by: tenn_dawg on 2003-05-26
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Topping out Hemlock AreteHere's a climber who's name I've forgotten damnit (Andrew?) Topping out Hemlock arete. While not quite highball, the slopey, highstep topout will pucker your asshole if your pumped.
Submitted by: tenn_dawg on 2003-03-29
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Deana Getting ready for the CrackThis is Deana preparing for her first trad lead on Die Capitalist Dog Crack (5.7)Kelly Brown walked up while she was leading it, and we shot the s*it for about 20 minutes while she stood on a little ledge utterly gripped.
Submitted by: tenn_dawg on 2003-03-29
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Jeff on Buddas BellyThis is probably the first cool problem you will notice when you walk into the boulder fields. It's rated at V4, but feels harder. The sequence for this one is CRITICAL. I suggest you look really hard, and Measure it up (hint hint) before you start flogging around on it. It's easy if you do it right.
Submitted by: tenn_dawg on 2003-03-29
Views: 826 | Votes: 6 | Comments: 3 |
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Cody on Babylon 2Here's my little brother pulling on Babylon 2. The topout was tough for him but he finally stuck it.
Submitted by: tenn_dawg on 2003-03-29
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Jeff on Hooker RightThis is Jeff Lowder topping out on Hooker Right V4ish. I was hoping this would be a silloutte, but the light was not cooperating with me.
Submitted by: tenn_dawg on 2003-03-29
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Dave on Hemlock AreteHere's a picture of Dave pulling the Crux on Hemlock arete. He has just grabbed the wrong spot.
Submitted by: tenn_dawg on 2003-03-29
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Cody on Aretes of FunThis is my little brother on Aretes of fun. This is a great problem for the first time climber. The topout Jug is a great confidince builder.
Submitted by: tenn_dawg on 2003-03-29
Views: 491 | Votes: 6 | Comment: 1 |
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Jeff and Hemlock AreteHere's a picture of Jeff in front of Hemlock Arete V4. I love the composition of this shot. I had the F stop just right to bring the arete out of focus. Any criticisim is appriciated. What do yall think?
Submitted by: tenn_dawg on 2003-03-29
Views: 835 | Votes: 5 | Comments: 4 |
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My new proflie PicHey, this me me! This picture was taken my my girlfriend on a recent laid back little cave bounce. You can tell it was not very serious by the lack of any jumpsuit, harness, gear, and especially by the WAL-MART special flashlight in my back pocket.
Haha, looking like a pro.
Submitted by: tenn_dawg on 2003-02-22
Views: 677 | Votes: 6 | Comments: 0 |
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Preparing to clean my Aid TreeHere's a shot getting ready to clean, the Crabs, and Lag bolts are all oriented correctly. There are no prusik's on the tree anywhere because I had not though to use them. I highly suggest using them though, even on a tree, because withough them, the rope will work through the Gri Gri if you are using a backup knot. Oh, USE A BACKUP KNOT. It would suck to die by falling out of a tree due to complacency!
Submitted by: tenn_dawg on 2003-02-22
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My Aid Tree AnchorsHere's a quick shot of my anchors. The second pitch used to go out and to the right from here, but I took down because the tree swaying in the wind was horrifying me. Notice that the Lag bolt to the right is INCORRECTLY oriented. It should be 90 degrees to either side, allowing the crab to sit perpendicular to the tree. This makes pulling the ropes eaiser.
Submitted by: tenn_dawg on 2003-02-22
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Looking Down My Tree from the AidersHere's a shot down my tree from my aiders. I keep all of my stuff in the big plastic box when I'm coming to the tree because it's so close to my house that It's pointless to stuff everything in a pack.
Submitted by: tenn_dawg on 2003-02-22
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Deana at Stone Mountain NCThis is my climbing partner, and roommate in front of Stone Mountain NC. The big dihedral above her head is called "The Great Arch" and is The climb there. Off to the right you can see "No Alternative" that moves up the flake system to the slab. Bombay Groove, and Great White Way are the grooves to the left of The Arch.
Submitted by: tenn_dawg on 2003-02-22
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Best Seat in the House***This is Jeff Lowder climbing Best Seat in the House on Toprope after my lead. This is an awesome moderate route, and is Highly suggested. It goes at 5.9 but is slab, so it feels quite a bit easier.
Submitted by: tenn_dawg on 2003-02-05
Views: 742 | Votes: 2 | Comment: 1 |
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My profile PicThis is me in Cordova Alaska in the summer of 2002. I spent 3 weeks up there fishing the Silver, and Pink salmon runs. The truck was loaned to us by a fisherman, and was the coolest vehicle I have ever drive.
Submitted by: tenn_dawg on 2003-02-05
Views: 474 | Votes: 4 | Comments: 0 |
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Devil's Racetrack from I-75This is a picture of the Devil's Racetrack taken from I-75. This is one of the most unique rock formations in East Tennessee. There are several long (150-200) foot climbs, that can be broken up into 2 pitches fairly easily. The route up the Prominant nose goes at 5.12 and is called welcome to the jungle.
Submitted by: tenn_dawg on 2002-05-13
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