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Location: NH : Whitehorse Ledge : 2. South Buttress : Wonder Wall : Route to Root (5.4)
By: nhclimber When: Nov 24, 2009 | view comment >> |
Comments: I thought that this was just the typical start to the eliminate/london calling? Oh well, it is the best way to access any of the routes on the lower wonder wall and avoid the slime gully or at least the first half of it.
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Location: NH : Whitehorse Ledge : 2. South Buttress : Wonder Wall : Arno's Corrner (5.10c)
By: nhclimber When: Nov 24, 2009 | view comment >> |
Comments: Cool Lee, we checked this out a few weeks ago and ended up doing three saints instead.
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Location: NH : Cathedral Ledge : Lower Left Wall / Ventilato... : Fisting Jon (AKA Leafspring... (5.11+)
By: nhclimber When: Nov 23, 2009 | view comment >> |
Comments: I was lame this weekend and went to the s. but and humphreys and climbed in the sun, the scabs on the backs of my hands had just healed (after a month)so I should have gotten on it. My last lead go I fell at the lip and was absolutly shattered and had a hard time on moderates the rest of the day. Hopefully before winter it'll go.
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Location: NH : Cathedral Ledge : Tourist Overlook : Little Feat (5.9-)
By: nhclimber When: Nov 13, 2009 | view comment >> |
Comments: I agree chris, short but stout. If it was longer it would definitly get the grade.
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Location: NH : Whitehorse Ledge : 2. South Buttress : Wonder Wall : Wonder Wall (5.12 R)
By: nhclimber When: Nov 12, 2009 | view comment >> |
Comments: We climbed a .9+ (.10c) first pitch, not sure of the name but it starts off as an awkward fist crack to and OW up high. And we climbed part of ladyslipper into wonderwall for the fifth pitch at .9+r (you don't want to fall). Also, anyone on upper wonderwall it wouldn't hurt to replace some of the older bolts. If we get on this again this year we will bring a kit.
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Location: NH : Echo Crag : 4. The Dream Wall : The Arete (5.8)
By: nhclimber When: Nov 12, 2009 | view comment >> |
Comments: Great route, it would be a classic anywhere. It is a rope strecher, on shorter ropes we have had to rap into the gulley on the left. Fun slab climb to the left of the arete also.
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Location: NH : Band M (CLOSED) : Unknown Left of Hercules (5.11a)
By: nhclimber When: Nov 12, 2009 | view comment >> |
Comments: Really? When burlap and I got on it, granted it was wet, but we thought that the traversing moves up high were hard for me.
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Location: NH : Cathedral Ledge : Thin Air Face : Rapid Transit (5.10a/b PG13) : Photo
By: nhclimber When: Nov 11, 2009 | view comment >> |
Comments: Man Moot!
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Location: NH : Profile Cliff : Numb From The Waist Down (5.10 PG13)
By: nhclimber When: Nov 2, 2009 | view comment >> |
Comments: I agree baldy, I did this climb in the spring and remember climbing above the bolt at the overlap thinking that I didn't want to blow it. Fun route.
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Location: NH : *NH Ice and Alpine Climbing : Frankenstein Ice Climbs : Amphitheater Area : Screaming (M5)
By: nhclimber When: Oct 29, 2009 | view comment >> |
Comments: What's the climb to the far left on this ledge? Slim Pickins? Banshee is straight up off the tree belay, wild thing is in the middle,and ???? to the far left.
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Location: NH : Mt. Willard : Ben Wall (5.10)
By: nhclimber When: Oct 28, 2009 | view comment >> |
Comments: Nice John, one more to add to the list.
-meclimber
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Location: NH : Artist's Bluff : Handy Cap Direct (5.12)
By: nhclimber When: Oct 28, 2009 | view comment >> |
Comments: Fun and powerful.
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Location: NH : Artist's Bluff : Special Olympics (5.10c)
By: nhclimber When: Oct 28, 2009 | view comment >> |
Comments: I agree lee, the crux is hard to read, I ended up low and did somw weirdness before I moved up the next bolt. We skipped the thread anchor and just went to the anchor on handicap direct.
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Location: NH : Rumney : *Rumney Bouldering : The Pound : EDCL Boulder : EDCL (V2)
By: nhclimber When: Oct 27, 2009 | view comment >> |
Comments: I love this problem, top 3 favorite problems in the state.
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Location: NH : Cathedral Ledge : The Cathedral Cave : The Devil Made Me Dog It (5.12b)
By: nhclimber When: Oct 26, 2009 | view comment >> |
Comments: it just won't go!!!!!!!
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Location: NH : *NH Ice and Alpine Climbing : Frankenstein Ice Climbs : Amphitheater Area : Hobbit Couloir (WI4+)
By: nhclimber When: Oct 23, 2009 | view comment >> |
Comments: Good description, I too found this climb harder than I expected it. I remeber the top being a little over hung.
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Location: NH : Cathedral Ledge : Lower Left Wall / Ventilato... : Fisting Jon (AKA Leafspring... (5.11+)
By: nhclimber When: Oct 13, 2009 | view comment >> |
Comments: Also, if anyone has any FA info that would be great! John???
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Location: NH : Cathedral Ledge : Lower Left Wall / Ventilato... : Fisting Jon (AKA Leafspring... (5.11+)
By: nhclimber When: Oct 13, 2009 | view comment >> |
Comments: For me this type of climbing is almost ungradable. It could be and .11 or it could be a .9++. All I know is that it was a ton of fun and cut me up good. Guess I have to work on my technique! I would love someone else to get on this and tell me what they think.
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Location: NH : Cathedral Ledge : Nostril Block : Pickin' Winners (5.11)
By: nhclimber When: Oct 12, 2009 | view comment >> |
Comments: There was a line in a water/moss streak to the left, any ideas. Also, (this is a cross post) do you know what the overhanging OW is on the cliff below bombardment? I got on it yesterday and my body feels like I lost a fight.
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Location: NH : Attitash Crag : The Main Area : Trepidation (5.10b)
By: nhclimber When: Oct 12, 2009 | view comment >> |
Comments: Chris, your on fire.
-Jon (from that other website)
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Location: NH : Cathedral Ledge : End of Days Crag : Lazy Days (5.11d)
By: nhclimber When: Oct 12, 2009 | view comment >> |
Comments: Fun Climbing
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Location: NH : Cathedral Ledge : Nostril Block : The Nostril (5.9+)
By: nhclimber When: Oct 12, 2009 | view comment >> |
Comments: Great route, got on this again yesterday, a classic of it's kind. Bring a 6 and 4 and then standard single rack for the remainder. Use the rests or it'll feel harder.
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Location: NH : Cathedral Ledge : Nostril Block : Pickin' Winners (5.11)
By: nhclimber When: Oct 12, 2009 | view comment >> |
Comments: Checked this out yesterday, Looks good, but I will need to clean it before it'll go.
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Location: NH : Cathedral Ledge : The Central Wall : Candidus/Frenchman's Fury (5.13b/c A3+)
By: nhclimber When: Oct 9, 2009 | view comment >> |
Comments: "I think the line needs to be drawn to not alter the route once it has gone free. They way I think of it is that almost any piece of rock can be an aid route, but only some of those routes can go free."
Jay (Conway), I love the questions that are being raised, it making me think more about the hobby that I love so much. I personally don't think that a route should be altered period. That being said, I think that I take it with a grain of salt. A route to be a route needs to be climbed (free... more >>
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Location: NH : Cathedral Ledge : The Central Wall : Candidus/Frenchman's Fury (5.13b/c A3+)
By: nhclimber When: Oct 9, 2009 | view comment >> |
Comments: I know the first pitch (of RC) has been repeated at least once (mike shore), but besides that I'm not sure. And once a buddy and I just did the first 2 of the british (he led the first, I the second) and he got the first pitch 'clean' (clipping fixed heads and pins after the traverse, maybe c3+)and I maybe had 4 nailed placements on the second, including the head you have to place after the penji. But it was our second time on the route and he almost had a body smashing winger that I don't kno... more >>
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