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Location: AZ : Baboquivari Peak : East Face : Southeast Arete (5.6) : Photo By: rickd When: Nov 3, 2009 | view comment >> | Comments: her left hand looks light in that photo...
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Location: AZ : Baboquivari Peak : East Face : Southeast Arete (5.6) By: Scott M. McNamara When: Nov 2, 2009 | view comment >> | Comments: Don,
Would you be so kind as to tell us the story of your first ascent?
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Location: AZ : Baboquivari Peak : East Face : Southeast Arete (5.6) By: Don P. Morris When: Nov 1, 2009 | view comment >> | Comments: Joanna McComb is a dear friend of mine, and we have done lots of climbs together, many of which she dragged me up, but she was not a member of the first ascent party of the SE arete. She certainly could have been, but she was not yet in Tucson when the route was first done.
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Location: AZ : Baboquivari Peak : West Face/ Southwest Arete : Forbes Route (West Approach... (5.6) By: Don P. Morris When: Nov 1, 2009 | view comment >> | Comments: Sorry to have to say it, but what you climbed and described here is not the Forbes (Forbes-Montoya) route, although the technical pitch on this route is in common with the Forbes Route. Your description is the Standard Route,basically the old CCC trail built in the 1930's that erected the two stairways (long ago the Great Ramp had a staircase) that allowed relatively easy access to the top. The first time I did Babo the lower staircase was still intact and there were remnants of the upper stai... more >>
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Location: AZ : Baboquivari Peak : West Face/ Southwest Arete : Born of Water (5.10c) By: Paul Davidson When: Sep 25, 2009 | view comment >> | Comments: Not sure about Born of Water, but every other route I know about on Babo has been put up ground up. It's not exactly a sport climbing area...
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Location: AZ : Baboquivari Peak : West Face/ Southwest Arete : Born of Water (5.10c) By: burlap submariner When: Sep 23, 2009 | view comment >> | Comments: does any one know if this route was drilled on lead? ethics of the area? thanks...
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