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Wow.

Yeah...but if he did not ignore Jim then he would be ignoring other developers wishes....you win some and you loose some.

LMAO! Thanks! I don't have it in me. Ah....but you do. You are only a couple a thousand posts back....lol

Say it an't so......

I am not aware of any condition like the one you mention. But you are right about one thing. What is done is done. Take care!

Why was it all up to Jim to include or not? Because in fact it wasn't.

No no and no. I have found the entire climb to be hard. The first part over the arching rail is kind of burly and committing. Then all the moves up to where you reach out and grab the side pull cracks are not straight forward. Then of course comes the crux. Very hard climb.

Not to me. I will never refer to it as the farside. It will always be Dropzone to me. Since that was the original name.

Or how about telling others how to operate at a public crag?

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Paul who?

Why not just change it to spray. Seriously it was fun to watch and read. As one poster stated......classic cc.com.

JH....dont you think that withholding crag information is elitist? "its my crag dont touch it, and if you do here is how you should climb and act"......

Yep.....

The elitist part is you telling others what to do or not to do.......

How about just a "climb at your own risk" sign? That way you dont coming off sounding like an elitist. Because at the end of the day people are going to do what they want and are surely not going to not set up top ropes simply because of your online warning.

shhhhhhh....its still a secret. hardly.... and wait until the new portland area climbs book comes out. It was a joke. The new book looks nice....there are some mistakes but that is to be expected.

China is here to stay?

Awesome. Funny thing is Jim told me to go climb Jamcrack the first time I went to Yos in 2005. Now he is climbing it again.....awesome!!!!

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I think this has been posted before.....it is worth watching again. The guide book calls this climb 5.12a. A couple of climbs to the right is a climb called Bloodline which the guide calls 5.12b. They should be reversed IMO. I have climbed bloodline several times without falling, but have never been able to even come close to getting Dracula, even on top rope. This is a proud send. [video:youtube]

Where is Opus at? What wall?

In other words big ego.