Stolen Chimney pitches

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Stolen Chimney pitches

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Summited right at sunset

one legged pose atop the ancient art. great day to climb at fisher tower.

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Nov 11, 2008

“Stolen Chimney pitches”

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Hula Hooping on top- is this a first?

Climber on the summit of Ancient Art March 2008.

We drove too far not to summit on my birthday!

Jumping for joy on the summit!

Laura Sasso on Stolen Chimney

Family Vacation! Tip top of Ancient Art

The idea is a star trail topo of stolen chimney. I did a 2.5 hour exposure. I'm going to shoot it again because it is not what I was looking for. It's not bad so I figured I'd share it. The sky went green on it's own during the long exposure, perhaps it was some aurora borealis (not likely, I think I would have noticed it, but cameras can capture color that we can't see) or maybe a hot sensor, or my polarizer filter caused it, I really don't know.

Ancient Art, as seen on the 2016 Summer Solstice.

Standing on the top. The shadow in the back outlines the scenario.

Mario descending from the corkscrew summit. That previous photo Cameron is Jimmy P, not me, and as you know its after a leap from the rim above all the towers and 2000' above the parking area. Cheers, where is your new FA in the system bro?

Aaron Shupp demonstrating "jump 'n' hump" method on diving board

The sun rising and warming up the towers on the final pitch

Summit of Ancient Art

Exposure on the sidewalk

Eddie summit bound and doing some snow sweeping on a frigid January ascent of Ancient Art. Fisher Towers, UT.

Looking back from the summit

Stolen Chimney/Ancient Art Topo<br>
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I climbed the route for my second time last week and figured I'd make this while the route was still somewhat fresh in my mind. <br>
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A very comfortable rack would be 1.5 set of cams and a set of nuts. A single set of cams will suffice for more experienced leaders.<br>
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EDIT 5/12/12: Updated to reflect bolt replacement.

Ben free climbing the 10+ bolt ladder.

A group of pals waiting for the summit pitch!

Classic summit shot!

Myself practicing crane technique.

Bailey Crawford summits as the sun sets.

Joey, tagging along on Ancient Art. It was his first desert tower.

Glory light on the last pitch. More images here: http://charlesstemen.com/south-sixshooter-ancient-art-in-a-day/

Start of the cool chimney pitch. Interesting bulge above the climber.

evening light

Loren Seeks groveling up the chimney.

"Give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses yearning to breathe free.."

Summited right at sunset

Stolen Chimney pitches

one legged pose atop the ancient art. great day to climb at fisher tower.

fighting the wind to summit Stolen Chimney! very cool line

climbers on route

Climber on summit of Ancient Art, as seen from the trail bottom.

Bowling Trophy

fisheye shot of stolen chimney. the first two pitches are a bit hazy...

Luckily it turned out that the raven is no longer the harbinger of doom, once thought to be.

How many people can you fit in a telephone booth?

Of course we got the classic summit pics but this one was my favorite. this was taken right before walking across to the diving board. The summit shows up as an amazing shadow.

Brewster Academy Outdoor Skills class of 2002 9th year reunion

Four men deep in prayer.

Climbers on Ancient Art.

belay ledge views

Jake on the classic summit. Great weather and a great climb!

Me headed up the chimney pitch.

Me on the diving board, disciphering the crux move on this pitch. Photo by Warren Teissier.

Belay at the top of P3. http://rjohnasay.blogspot.com/2012/12/moab-utah-fisher-towers-ancient-art_8.html

Shows base of the route with many in line.

Scott Anderson freeing the 1st bolted section.

DO NOT DO THIS! We did not notice until a later ascent that this large block that Brent is yarding on is loose and held in place with mud. It looks like the perfect block to throw a sling over to protect the last move onto the belay ledge. If this baby goes, it will looks like it could just get funneled right down onto the first belay. Yikes!

Yet another summit shot, this one stiched together

Photograph by: Tom Haines

Belay before last peach

Having Fun on Fisher Tower

Some extreme exposure on this climb, when you climb it naked ;)

Darkness takes away all the exposure...

Me higher up the chimney.