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cheamclimber

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  1. Well... I seem to be feeling better now but im still weirded out by how I kept getting sick at night.
  2. Air Swedin and Belly full of Bad Berries in Indian creek both look cool but are well beyond my abilities, I would like to try them some day though... I agree that Lighning Bolt Cracks on North Six Shooter looks amazing.. UI think Renan Ozturk onsight free solos it in Return2Sender...
  3. ya, but the clinic is 1/2 hour away...
  4. I really want to hear this story now ^
  5. It seems like I keep getting fevers at night and can't sleep and get all dizzy and fall down tmy stairs and stuff.. then my fever peaks in the morning and goes away and I feel great... then at night I start feeling weird again and can't sleep and get a terrible fever/vertigo thing ( but I neve throw up).. has anybody ever had a sickness like this? It really suck
  6. In the book Eiger Dreams theres a story about an 80ft fall onto a screw on a waterfall called Wowie Zowie...
  7. Wheres that? Its sounds right up my alley..
  8. Heres another classic SUPERBAD! m1nGktZ1lqk
  9. cheamclimber

    soo funny!

    Its the Fucking Blair Fucking Witch Fucking Project... LOL Its a video of all the moments thay say Fuck... 2:37 is the best! MWLnJbFzWSc Its the stupidest movie ever but this is super funny, when I watched the vid I never noticed how much they say the F-Word Heres the muppet version: The Bear Wit Project... its much better than the original Qyfz2DFZ9OA
  10. Iwas 11 and didnt know what shock loading was yet... you can blame that on my coach..
  11. Holy Crap! Was he hurt or was it a pretty clean fall? That would be really scary if that fall was on gear too...
  12. No no no... I definitely dont climb 5.13d, thats insane... but ya I jumped on a bolt
  13. I don't know the route so I don't understand. Did you land in water? If so, Did you intentionally shock-load a bolt or other fixed gear for fun? If so, If landing in water counts then Ive taken a 60 footer pQYFiP2gnx8 This is the big show wall.. its cool but the easiest climb on it is 5.13d so I havent climbed it yet...
  14. I love these stories.. so please, share them: My nastiest fall was actually at my climbing gym... I was trying to flash a difficult climb and wasn't paying attention to my legs and the rope. My belayer also wasn't paying attention and was standing right below me. Sure enough I fell clipping, my leg was wrapped in the rope and I got flipped upside down, then I crashed headfirst into my belayer who then accidentally dropped me on my head into the floor.I had a bruised face and a huge gash in my leg where the rope had slit me open... My biggest fall wasn't really a fall... my coach took me to Chek in Squamish and it was my first time outsoor lead climbing. I was really nervous about falling on lead outside so my coach climbed Division Bell to the top of the big show wall, got me to go to the top by using the rope then I unclipped the top anchor and jumped... the big show is a big 45 degree overhang so I didnt hit anything but I think I fell a good 45 feet or so.
  15. Does anybody know when Yak Chek is usually dry, late May? Also... I heard the ratings are quite soft on the climb... are the 5.10 pitches like squamish 10a or hard 10a, I've been told that the route is excellent with good pro and pretty moderate.. is this prettty accurate?
  16. I also think the Torment Forbidden traverse is supposed to be good but I dont know how much roped climbing there is.. check out Stuart peak too, Im not sure but I heard the North Ridge is pretty classic
  17. Thats good that nobody was hurt, I started wearing a helmet after a certain experience in the Cheam Range... I was climb some exposed class 4 rock on Baby Munday Peak and all of a sudden i hear my friend yealling ROCK! and before I can even think I get pelted on the top of my head by a rock the size of a baseball, I was nearly knocked uncontious and just about let go of the cliff 500ft off the deck. I boughta helmet from MEC when I got home that day..
  18. how about slesse NE Butress... look out for falling seracs on the approach.. or you could drive up the Coquihalla and do Yak Check... its 14 pitches and the approach is 15 minutes.. but you have to come to canada for both of those
  19. cheamclimber

    JUSTICE

    wheres copenhagen... how long does it tkae to get there from Chilliwack
  20. then its a scavenger hunt! Now that's fuckin' funny, I don't care who you are. Yeah, thats a great quote from my old woodwork teacher
  21. not yet, i had a good look at it tho. I did the 12b overhang right at the bottom.. like the first wall as you go down the trail. Its pumpy and ends in a big dyno... its a really good climb. Why do you put stars in the E*bow L*ke? so Mike doesnt find out you posted that and hire a hitman to get you?
  22. It's all fun and games until someone gets an eye poked out. Water balloon catapult update: His little sister hid out in the kitchen, and watched from the safety of the interior side of the sliding glass door. Our one-eyed cat was not so fortunate... UN inspectors arrived and subsequently ordered the weapon dismantled (awww, Mommmmmm!). The case for re-armament is currently under appeal... then its a scavenger hunt!
  23. I was checking it out/cleaning more yesterday and halfway through the roof is a wedged chockstone, you can grab it like a jug and sling it for pro which maked things easier but getting into the roof is also hard.... it also has a 25ft slab start where pro is either going to be crap or none at all, I dont want to put a bolt in tho... it might just have an R rated start... Im gonna pinkpoint it first as placing gear will be very difficult in the OW, the climb also ends in a 30ft leaning fist/offwidth with only 3 or so good places for pro, im worried about falling and going just the distance to end upp bashing my face into the lip of the roof.. its gonna be a frigging burlfest. There it is, its signifigantly cleaner now.
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