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Location: CO : Boulder : Eldorado Canyon SP : Redgarden Wall : Redgarden - S Buttress : ... : Photo
By: Jeffrey Struck When: May 9, 2012 | view comment >> | Comments: Nice one, Ted!
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Location: International : Europe : France : Fontainebleau
By: Jeffrey Struck When: Aug 18, 2007 | view comment >> | Comments: A terrific & exhaustive resource for Font bouldering is www.bleau.info. I've been there a few times; feel free to drop me a line if you have any questions and I'll be happy to offer answers.
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Location: OR : Carver : Carver Cliff : Yellow Wall : Angular Motion (5.12a)
By: Jeffrey Struck When: Aug 12, 2007 | view comment >> | Comments: I'm curious, where is the manufactured hold/holds? I did notice a pocket/edge high on the route (I think between the 4th & 5th clips) that seemed inconsistent with the rock type, but I didn't think much about it before I read the above comment. Anyway, if there IS a manufactured hold on the route, that's too bad...totally unnecessary, and a buzz kill.
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Location: OR : Broughton Bluff : Classic Crack (5.9)
By: Jeffrey Struck When: Aug 6, 2007 | view comment >> | Comments: While there are "nice big chains" at the belay, I remember questioning the integrity of the bolts the last time I was up there. They are not threaded screw-ins (Rawl, Powers, etc.), but big button-heads that are simply hammered in. They may look huge from the outside, but I question how long the bolts actually are. Just because the heads of the bolts are big does not mean they are bomber! Does anyone know the history of these particular anchor bolts?
Otherwise, sweet route, especially i... more >>
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Location: CO : Boulder : Flagstaff : Red Wall : Right Side (V?)
By: Jeffrey Struck When: Aug 4, 2007 | view comment >> | Comments: To do the "proper" Right Side of Red Wall, must you bump to the good pocket with your right (after pinching the crappy crystal/"edge")? That's the popular beta, but the one and only time I managed to get my ass up this problem is when I crossed with my left to the good pocket (from the dish). I had tried this problem for years...and of course, as the years go by, the holds get slicker & slicker, and the ground continues to erode! Of course, my ego tells me I did the problem, but maybe someone... more >>
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