By James Beissel
From Boulder, CO
Apr 24, 2008
| Does anyone know:
- What the bolted route is on the right side of Little Crag?
- Where to get more info on the routes on the South Side of the Fourth Elephant Buttress (Candelaria's Crack to Cloddy Corner). I can't match up the descriptions in Rossiter's book. Does anyone have an older guide that has a topo or different descriptions?
- What is the bolted route to the left of Huston Crack on the lower left side of Cob Rock?
- Any info on stuff on the south side of Boulder Canyon across from the Dome and Elephant Buttresses?
- Is Red Lyin' the first slab on the right after Red Lion Inn with all of the green and red stained rock and lots of dirt to either side, or is it the second slab, which is cleaner but less steep and has a big quartz dike cutting through it?
- Pat Ament's email address?
(Don't sweat it Bob D., I'm not writing a guidebook, I've just been in adventure climbing mode lately) |  |
By Tim Stich
From Colorado Springs, Colorado
Apr 24, 2008
| More Boulder Canyon obscurities:
Name the rock formations depicted in these photos. Hint, the first one is a tasty candy.
This one has a name and has been climbed. It's called the Finne of _____. Hint: rhymes with "clap."
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By James Beissel
From Boulder, CO
Apr 24, 2008
| Scorcher on The Canyon Block, aka Milk Dud.
Now you answer one of my questions, dammit! Quid pro quo, Tim! | |
By crankenstein
Apr 24, 2008
| The bolted route to the right of Huston Crack on the lower left side of Cob Rock is the 1st pitch of Night Vision I think. Sorry, can't help you on the other ones. | |
By DFrench
Apr 24, 2008
| Speaking of Scorcher at Canyon Block, anyone else see the cave with a discarded butter knife, a VHS tape, and other items? How about the cut fixed rope on top of the boulder to the South of the Block?
I also found a fixed rope around the main tree on top of the Block. Could these be owned by the same person that left his old backpack and 30-rack of keystone at the bottom of the gully?
FWIW, I looked at the green/red stained rock next to Red Lion and if that's the route then it is a choss-pile. | |
By James Beissel
From Boulder, CO
Apr 24, 2008
| Yeah, it is... can't really imagine climbing it. I climbed the second slab and it was ok. | |
By SAL
From broomdigiddy
Apr 24, 2008
| James Beissel wrote: Yeah, it is... can't really imagine climbing it. I climbed the second slab and it was ok.
James,
Just curious if you received my pm's from your FS posts.
I tend to end up in Spam most of the time.
I have no clue about this post :)
actually are you talking about teh 2/3 bolt line just to the left on the bulging arete? left of huston. | |
By James Beissel
From Boulder, CO
Apr 24, 2008
| I got your PMs, emailed you back, maybe your SPAM bot ate them.
Crankenstein is right, it is the first part of Night Vision | |
By SAL
From broomdigiddy
Apr 24, 2008
| James Beissel wrote: I got your PMs, emailed you back, maybe your SPAM bot ate them. Crankenstein is right, it is the first part of Night Vision
aahhh.'
must have used that mproj email and not the one in the message. I am sure that is it. i will check it now.
the thing to the left of the huston is a 10+ or 11. it was a bit ackward when i climbed it but I was not told a name. Not sure about that. Worth doing if your there anyways. | |
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