i looked up the mexican food question (see above) and couldnt find it. im going to guess: idaho? good one.
the royal robbins and harding tahquitz question is great. i "googled" the shit out of the two but all i ever read on any link was about their competition. great queation! i dont know. is "open book" the route? total guess.
paul preusses hardest solo ascents have been assessed in the 5.7/5.8 YDS range. i didnt find a clear statement but im going to throw out the north face of planspitze?
3 rules of mountaineering (good/fun one): its always farther than it looks, its always taller than it looks and its always harder than it looks.
john muir refers to "...the man whom lofty mountain tops are within reach..." as "doubly happy"
so howd i do on the few i could find?
whats the answers to the ones i couldnt find? im really interested.
see the questions just above in the previous few comments.
I used to have a web page with a dozen or so climbing trivia quizes, several hundred questions in all. I shut it down in 2005 because it was a headache to maintain.
Here is an amusing question from the US Rock Climbing quiz: Which of the following is a real person, the son of a famous climber? Royal Croft, Reinhold Twight, Layton Bridwell or Yvon Kauk
George Bell wrote:I used to have a web page with a dozen or so climbing trivia quizes, several hundred questions in all. I shut it down in 2005 because it was a headache to maintain. Here is an amusing question from the US Rock Climbing quiz: Which of the following is a real person, the son of a famous climber? Royal Croft, Reinhold Twight, Layton Bridwell or Yvon Kauk