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Dog boner I thought it was called

A great cause, awesome! and about time since there are just about no more rocks to roll over out there that don't have poop under them. Is there a Paypal account folks can make donations to>?

Didn't see the stud.

When you're at the anchor top of the second pitch of Young Warriors, it is the shallow corner down beneath you climbers right, almost a straight line down to the the 1st pitch anchors. Its not very esthetic, and doesn't have much character compared to the normal way.

Calling Couchmaster, Bill Coe, he has it all! Send him a PM

Can't imagine any resistance to a bolt for this variation. I did it direct on TR and its basically one hard move in the middle straight up. I see how it could be done a few ways, no matter what it needs some more cleaning to be safe and doable again. Lots of loose flakes and choss.

Anyone been out climbing on the NW side lately, Stone Soup or Spike route or Genesis or other? Probably to wet for anything but Stone Soup and the sport routes. Whos up for sending the 2nd pitch direct variation to Young Warriors this summer? It goes at about 10d/11a, eliminating the butt pitch, could be good for passing slower parties, but needs some cleaning as chossy and mossy, and needs a bolt or two. Keep up the Stoke, summers coming!

The thing about Red Rocks this time of year, unless you're road side cragging, its all about the early start.

Do Olive Oil and bring a 70 meter and full rack since you can link pitches and its all trad including belays so having a few extra cams won't hurt nothing. Plus its a walkoff. Get er done.

This coming season time for someone with some big bacon (Ivan?) to break the stigma of the Arena of Terror and nail right up thru that biatch. Can't be all that scary...or can it?

I think you better pay special attention to Rule #57 Plaid. Rule #57// No stickers. Nobody gives a shit what causes you support, what war you’re against, what gear you buy, or what year you rode RAGBRAI. See Rule #5.

Thank you gentlemen for your well wishes. Life goes on, Im just looking at it thru different eyes. Now I'm even more of a asshole.

Thank you Bill. Its true, its very difficult. But like Ivan in the photos above, I just need to remember Rule #5. http://www.velominati.com/the-rules/

Great photos Geoff, oh the pleasures of aid climbing whippers, I can hardly wait to join ya. My dads been very sick and Ive been taking care of him, he passed away today peacefully. It will be our time before we know it. So I'll be back out there climbing shortly, coming at ya.

Was the nut mine? as the nut following me might have left it?

I imagine that you guys could probably do the corner blind with a rope tied around your nuts.

Aggro bastards! Way to get some.

Holy shiite

you mean someone sold it out again Ain't that the truth, sold us all out is more like it. Nice one Pink! Bill, I hear ya, that spot at the base of Uprising seems to be the coldest location on the climb, the wind just rips thru ya right there.

My green down jacket is up there stuck to the cliff, thank you Rick. Did you see it or has Ivan bootied it already? You need 2 60's to get off the last rap, and the 3rd rap is a real rope stretcher with one 60, better have a knot in the rope and be paying attention. But you know that by now it seems..

Nice send!

PCG. ON behalf of all Beacon Rock climbers, let me say thank you for your efforts! Nice.

Sweet bacon it was with some horseradish sauce Ivan. It was wildly snowing big flakes for a while when we topped out, very cool. Glad you came back and got some Bill.

Jim just pulls the poison oak out by the roots barehanded.

perfectly normal winter day at Beacon