Registered: 04/24/01
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Loc: livin' on the edge
Ahem...everyone knows that the cliffs are, well, steeper early in the season. In the interests of full disclosure, here's the real angle.
I don't know, the "full disclosure" angle has the climbers gear all hanging out at some crazy angle. Maybe if you turned the rock around into some sorta Dangler orientation....
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GeeVee
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Registered: 11/14/00
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Loc: Brooklyn, NY
the "full disclosure" angle has the climbers gear all hanging out at some crazy angle
That's because the climber is so filled with vim and vigor on such a glorious Spring-like day in early March that she's racing up that low angle at such a pace that her gear is blowing back in the slipstream.
Or something like that...
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TimTheClimber
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Registered: 10/31/03
Posts: 187
Loc: New Paltz
Quote: A'ight Tim me boy, fess up.
Do you ever do any other route besides Rhodo?
You're almost as bad about repeating that again and again, over and over, like a broken record, as strat is w/ Minty.
Almost.
Wait... You mean that there are other routes in the Gunks? No, I think it just happened that that is the only photo op I ever have had in my short leading career. So what other routes should I try? I've heard of an obscure route called something like "High E", maybe I could bushwack my way up that!
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