Those steel pylons used to be 7 feet tall!

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Those steel pylons used to be 7 feet tall!

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A beautiful sunset after the last snow of the season!

Three Kings (5.10a), Frustration Creek

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Isaac Tait

Sep 3, 2007

“Those steel pylons used to be 7 feet tall!”

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these bolts also make for a great short pitch belay station for thunder bolt. ;)

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A. Lower Tier<br>
B. Middle Tier <br>
C. Upper Tier<br>
D. The Headwall<br>
E. Overhead Wall

The crew in the canyon

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Matt on his "The Dead Terrorist"

Colorful winter sunset, Frustration Creek

Skip clipping the first bolt on some super run-out test-piece at FC.

Clean-up work after the recent flooding, Frustration Creek

Ahh yes definitely not my finest hour.... but hey that bat had gigantic teeth. Holy crap!

The waterfall, normally it is flowing bigger then this, alas we had a weak winter.

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Brent Webster cleared this path out of "The Wall of Itchy" (Poison Oak), as we called it.

Warning sign on route - Frustration Creek.

lower falls area as of 8/12/2012

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8/12/2012

Frustration Creek June '10

Mike lowering of the sidewalk ledge

Original guidebook (1998) page 5, Frustration Creek

Original guidebook (1998) page 2, Frustration Creek

A beautiful sunset after the last snow of the season!

Those steel pylons used to be 7 feet tall!

Three Kings (5.10a), Frustration Creek

Three Kings (5.10a), Frustration Creek

Original guidebook (1998) front cover, Frustration Creek

Original guidebook (1998) page 7/back cover, Frustration Creek

Original guidebook (1998) page 1, Frustration Creek

Local climbers say the flood happened sometime Saturday (9/1) or early Sunday (9/2). The mud is still soft, I sunk up to my thighs!

Original guidebook (1998) page 3 & 4, Frustration Creek

Raging River

Original guidebook (1998) page 6, Frustration Creek

View up the canyon from the lower tier

Here is a view of the canyon from the lower level standing next to the metal work.

see me up there

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