Name That Route, Vol. V
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rpc has the correct zone. |
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Is that the notorious supercrack? |
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Saign you got it! Supercrack is a bit on the notorious and obscure side. I wonder if people climb it these days? When I was up there it sure didn’t seem like it got any traffic. That photo is probably from ‘08. |
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Mikey Schaeferwrote: I haven’t done it, but I recognized the photo because a friend and I were just talking about going to give it a go last week and saw that photo on cascade climbers. Anyways you can’t see much of the route from this photo, but if you’ve been there, you should know the view. |
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West Face, Colchuck Balanced Rock |
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Kevin Piarulliwrote: Kevin smashed the softball. |
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Levitation 29 |
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Yours Jon! |
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Old Man of Hoy, East Face Route. |
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Thought that would be harder! |
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Jon Rhoderickwrote: Hah - sorry about that! Was wondering how this one would work out; it's a photograph of an old print taken from the original color slide:- To Nathan: Half Dome, certainly. I think we need the route, though. To Bryan: not Regular Northwest Face. I could perhaps mention that the guy in the photo made the first winter ascent of the Cassin on Denali. |
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Like usual I have no idea. Half Dome? |
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Regular Northwest Face. |
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Tis-sa-ack? At first I sorta though it was Zenytta and the white rock was the zodiac up and right but the left facing dihedrals didn’t look right. |
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Mikey is right I think, first route put up in the Valley using helmets. |
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Mikey Schaeferwrote: That's the one! The photo's taken from an intermediate belay on a short bolt ladder midway on pitch 13, just before an expanding overlap that provided one of the route's technical cruxes and immediately above the two-pitch-or-thereabouts section that is expected to fall off imminently. [I presume it hasn't gone yet?] Over to you, Mikey. |
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Just guessing - Alberta. |









