Name that route by description PNW edition
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Made in the shade? |
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Not those two. This can be a devastating natural disaster and it’s effects are both near and far. Jacob, so close. Accidental use of your answer leads to the real answer. |
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Fire Starter? |
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Wildfire |
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Kevin Piarulli wrote: There we go! |
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This classic multipitch has a slightly harder variation through a finger crack if you want to bypass the crowds. After topping out, consider a visit to the refreshing swimming hole nearby. |
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southwest rib of SEWS- first guess but actually I think your referring to Skywalker in Squamish (based on the swimming hole option) |
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Got it with Skywalker, Dan! |
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I would consider Blue Lake a refreshing swimming hole. |
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Here are three unrelated clues: (EDIT; EDIT) The name of this BOULDER PROBLEM is also a specific type of medical equipment. A photo of this climb happens to be featured at a climbing gym in the PNW- In the MEN'S BATHROOM AT CIRCUIT NORTHEAST in Portland. The FA is known for their ability to climb at an elite level in multiple disciplines of climbing- known for THE SECOND ASCENT OF A FAMOUS YOSEMITE SINGLE PITCH CLIMB, YEARS AFTER THE FIRST ASCENT. |
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CAT Scan on Morning Glory? Only based off the medical equipment clue. |
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Garrett Genereux wrote: nope |
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TPMV? |
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Pete S wrote: nope |
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The Penrose Step...going deep with that one Dan! Although the name refers to an MC Escher-esque visual puzzle, not a Penrose drain (medical device) |
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This crack climb, at the time it was established, was the hardest first ascent ever made by a female. |
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Optimist/Great Roof |
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Correct Darryl! |
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Kevin Piarulli wrote: Nice Kevin! |
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While the start is no gimme, you'll want to fully rest up on the recliner before the stout finish. |