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  1. i would love to see ripping it up on the x-country stuff, more power to them. what are you afraid of? whenever i have checked out those parks there is all kinds of stupid crap going on, some even stupieder crap would fit right it.

     

    Not to mention the wipeouts must be hilarious yelrotflmao.gif

  2. There are a lot of companies that design and build climbing walls, indoor and outdoor. It is big business these days. I am sure they could tell you this kind of information (about concrete/outdoor walls, not the UW rock specifically) but they would also want to charge you a lot of money. You might try contacting them to see if they would be interested in donating some info.Entre Prises and Eldorado Walls to mention a few.

     

    You could also try the access fund, maybe they know somebody who could help you out. Also try similar organizations in europe.

  3. I guess if leading a route were you hang a bunch provides the same sense of accomplishment as when you lead one where you fight through the hard parts and make is up on your own then you should just ignore "the rules"

     

    i know for me those are not the same thing.

  4. Climb: Tieton 10/29-30-

     

    Date of Climb: 10/29/2005

     

    Trip Report:

    2 days over in the tieton, weather was good, but on the cool side.

    Oasis - the guide says it is a newer area, that must be a euphemism for not entirely cleaned. the climbs are fun and it gets sun.

    Bend - no sun this time of year but the climbs are great. did some fun cracks and then finished up on a couple bolted bear hug routes.

     

     

    Gear Notes:

    more wood & a bigger fire

  5. i would reccommend going with a fairly wide ski, 80+ mm underfoot. these are a little pricier, and the skins are more, but the skiing will be better and easier. also AT boots are a must for any actual skiing.

     

    a cheapo setup would be ok, but you get what you pay for

  6. Good times all around. the minuteman was really cool, the roof move was cool, more scary than hard.

    barber pole was a fun route, after looking at the guide a few more times i can sort of match up the route with what we did. i think the route is supposed to go on a lower smaller ramp, not the bigger one above that we went up. but were that other ramp is i don't know.

    i started to get a little worried when the snow began but AK did some good routefinding to keep us on track.

    goat wall was cool, seemed really easy. it's nice of the guide shop to keep topos out for everybody, thanks.

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