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Bucky


Member Since: Jul 11, 2008
Last Visit: 12 hours ago
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Point Rank: # 216
Total Points: 2,082
Last Year: 239
Last 30 Days: 5
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J. Albers

 
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Personal: Lives in Colorado, 33 years old, Male
Favorite Climbs: Cowboy Poetry, Choke Cherry Eyes(Iris);Serenity/Sons(Ditch);Crestone Needle;Sykes Sickle(Park);West Crack(Toul.);Beat Junkie(Rumney);Broken Hearts(Cody);Moat Jump(NM);Keep Your Powder Dry(RR);Fear of a Black Granite, Brave New World(El Dub, CA)
Other Interests: music, books, campfires while drinkin beer
Personal/Favorite web site: none specified
Likes to climb: Trad, Sport climbs
Trad:  Leads 5.10d  Follows 5.12a
Sport:  Leads 5.13b  Follows 5.13b
Ice:  Leads WI4  Follows WI5
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Bucky

Bucky
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Bending cycles for cord

Cord strength
3 photos
T. Chrudinsky climbs a 110 foot 5.10b on the right side of Electric Eagle Dome. Technical crux to endless vertical jugs. Another 5.10a (120 feet) that uses mixed bolts and gear is on the pillar to the right; the route goes up the center of the pillar climbing chicken heads, then a very nice crack before finally pulling the double roof at the top.

Shuteye Ridge
23 photos
What the f*ck do you mean "I'm the hand?!?!?"

Gunks and Rumney
16 photos
View out the back 'porch' of the truck.

Bowman Lake
15 photos
Beautiful gorge...yes, that is the hike out. <br />photo by S. Giffin

Highway 108
19 photos
Looking down at the lower wall. The gently overhanging rock in the lower portion of the photo (below and left of the cave) houses a bunch of 5.12's and the 5.11+ warmup. The climbing on this section of the wall is similar to the Gold Wall.

Column of the Giants
4 photos
Hopefully you are allowed to act like a jacka** on your birthday. December up at Calaveras Dome.

Misc. stuff
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Mount Whitney from the approach to the Candlelight Buttress. (Whitney is 14,505 feet tall; it is the tallest peak in the lower 48 states).

Eastside
9 photos
Starting the first crux of 'Chains We Can Believe In'. <br />photo: S. Giffin.

El Dub
7 photos
Out There
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Stimula 5.12a
Titus 5.10d
Gut Bomb 5.10b
Morning Thunder 5.12d
Heinous Anus 5.11d
T. Chrudinsky peaks around the corner at the crux on Haley Anna.  T. Chrudinsky on Haley Anna.  Starting up the third pitch. Huge chickenheads are abundant.  Close-up of the third pitch. After traversing left under and around the first leaning pillar-like feature, you can pretty much wander wherever you want and the climbing stays easy and fun.  The third and fourth pitch with the line we took sketched in. 
Underdog 5.10a
Panic in the Gray Room 5.10a
The Tablets WI3-4
Tree Route 5.6
Double Dog Dare 5.11c
Jailbait 5.13c  Suggests: 5.13c
Loose Cannon 5.13a  Suggests: 5.13b
Challenges of Leisure 5.13b  Suggests: 5.13b
Beat Junkie 5.13b  Suggests: 5.13b
The Catapult 5.13b  Suggests: 5.13b
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