By Scott McMahon From Boulder, CO May 4, 2012
| So if he was trapped would that really make him a "free" climber? Or would it be a trapped climber goes free? Either way, I couldn't even begin to think of what boulder that could have been. |  FLAG |
By Rob Dillon From '81 Sunrader May 4, 2012
| Pebble 1, Wrestler 0. ''It was not immediately clear how Chapman became trapped under the boulder. " |  FLAG |
By Jeff Chrisler From Boulder, CO May 4, 2012
| Ha! Yes, the Daily Camera although being in a very climbing-centric town, doesn't seem to be good with the climbing lingo. |  FLAG |
By Rob Dillon From '81 Sunrader May 4, 2012
| They assigned the wrong writer. |  FLAG |
By Scott McMahon From Boulder, CO May 5, 2012
| hmmm...wonder where that is near. Anyone recognize that boulder? Looks like that must have hurt pretty good. |  FLAG |
By Mark Wiranowski May 5, 2012
| The rescue teams were staging out of the parking lot at the turnoff to the amphitheater and heading north of the road. I think the gate was still closed, but I imagine search and rescue could have opened it if necessary. I'm not sure what bouldering is 1/2 mile from that parking lot. |  FLAG |
By Willie Wilson From hemet May 5, 2012
| So, lets see it. Who else boulders with a helmet on? |  FLAG |
By Buff Johnson May 5, 2012
| rescuers provide a helmet for the extrication, and sometimes a martini. |  FLAG |
By Tony T. From Denver, CO May 6, 2012
| Yes, SAR will usually, if not always, provide a helmet. Seriously!? That's your criticism? That looks like it hurt like hell and I wouldn't wish that on anyone. I'm glad he(she?) survived and won't loose the leg. Yikes. The picture really drives it home. =( |  FLAG |
By Jeff Chrisler From Boulder, CO May 7, 2012
| Wow, that is a big rock to fall. The chap is seriously lucky this didn't land on him any worse than that. Thanks for the RMRG posting w/ additional info. |  FLAG |
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