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Location: CO : Boulder : Eldorado Canyon SP : Redgarden Wall : Redgarden - Tower Two : Rosy Crucifixion (5.10a PG13)
By: CheyenneWills When: Apr 19, 2010 | view comment >> | Comments: BTW, found an interesting rap sequence with a single 60m rope that can get you back to the start of the climb.
From the bolt anchors at the top of P2 the first person raps down almost to the slings at the end of P1. Look left and you will see a bolt with a single link (one of the bolts on Predator). Easily pendulum over to that bolt, clip a draw onto it and through the rope. Rap down a little more and you can easily "pull yourself" over to the 2nd bolt of Rosy, clip a draw into that and thro... more >>
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Location: CA : Yosemite National Park : Yosemite Valley : Yosemite Falls Area : Photo
By: CheyenneWills When: Jul 2, 2009 | view comment >> | Comments: Rugby shirts, painter pants, swami belts and hexes slung on slings. Brings back memories..
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Location: PA : Whiskey Springs : Webber Boulder : Stolen Delights (V2)
By: CheyenneWills When: Jun 14, 2009 | view comment >> | Comments: Actually Stolen Delights and Weber Seam are about the same. Stolen Delights follows the same start as Weber Seam but when you top out by grabbing the little hold mid face just right of the seam.
(BTW -- the marked up beta photo is mine (taken from rockclimbing.com) -- I have no problem with my topo photos being used here as well.
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Location: CO : Boulder : Eldorado Canyon SP : Warning: The rappel tree on...
By: CheyenneWills When: May 24, 2006 | view comment >> | Comments: A couple of things...
1) if someone would like to borrow a retired 50m rope to perform a measurement, I have one
2) and just to add or re-enforce some thoughts on the high/low set of anchors.
While having the anchor set up high might be the "better" choice, there are some valid arguments for having the anchor next to the existing tree. Say that the high anchors are set. Would that stop people from using the tree? -- I believe no. Because:
- It's documented in guide books
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