LOST GEAR in JTree on 12/7/14 - left near base of Exorcist (Hall of Horrors area)
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Items are all attached as part of an anchor we had set up on Nurn's Romp: |
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Bump! |
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UPDATE - detailed item descriptions:
(1) CAMP Photon Bent-Gate Carabiner (Grey/Silver): (1) CAMP Photon Straight-Gate Carabiner (Black): (1) CAMP Express Dyneema Runner (60 cm): (1) Black Diamond Anodized Stopper (Size 10): (1) Black Diamond Anodized Stopper (Size 12): (1) Black Diamond C4 Camalot (#1, Red): (1) PMI Cordelette with Lumiline (7mm): (3) Locking Carabiners: Again, if anyone finds this stuff and let's me know I would be eternally grateful Thanks, -Matt Schreiner (925-788-2027) |
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UPDATE - I found a picture showing the last known location of this gear! This is a shot of myself and my friend trying to free the rope that got stuck after rapping, with the gear that I set down and forgot visible in the red circle: |
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GPS coordinates would be helpful. |
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Thanks Marty - This is my best estimate of the exact GPS coords: |
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So how much Pot did you smoke??? |
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Matt, |
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Frank .... my bad. :>) .... the list of gear is enuf to do almost all the climbs in JT. |
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Guy Keesee wrote:So how much Pot did you smoke??? musta been a lot, how the freak can you leave a whole rack behind just cause you got a cord stuck????? don't ya notice that your pack has extra room in it???Dear Guy. Thank you for your incredulous remarks, they have been extremely helpful. No Pot was consumed during the events described above. It was the end of a long day, we were losing sunlight, and the gear was not even mine. Another group of friends were leaving earlier than us, and had left the anchor/gear under discussion above Nurn's Romp for us to TR from, and had asked that we just clean it and return it to them when we were done. If this had been my own gear, I'm sure that I would have noticed the missing weight and extra room in my pack. If it was mine, I also would be quick to chalk it up as a total loss and just buy new gear. Unfortunately, its not just my stuff. Losing a friend's gear (when they trusted you to take care of simple task like cleaning it properly and returning it) is a pretty shitty feeling. Hence, all of the effort I am putting in to trying to get her this gear back. Thanks for chiming in. -Matt |
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FrankPS wrote:Matt, I hope you get your stuff back, but don't count on it. Marty was pulling your leg about the GPS coordinates. Guy, it wasn't a "whole rack," just an anchor.Thanks Frank, I clearly didn't get the joke initially but I appreciate it. I hoped the pics and coords would provide enough info for someone to figure out where the gear is if they were in the area, but if I don't hear anything positive back in the next few days I'll just buy my friend new gear to compensate for the loss. |
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Matt.... didn't mean to be harsh, but with all the "lost gear" topics on MP it gets pretty old... people asking for bail biners, lost one shoe, chalk bag, 18" sling etc all just gets old and tiresome. |