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The best part of climbing at vantage is taking the holds home with you!
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Sand choked!

settling down for the evening.

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Kemper Brightman

Sep 29, 2018

“The best part of climbing at vantage is taking the holds home with you!

#choss”

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all new BD rope bag dress. Typical coulee attire
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Model: junkshow steve

Zig Zag wall

Climbing a typical stemming route @ Frenchman's Coulee

Looking over sunshine wall

Partied out concert goers!

The approach trail. Stay right toward the cliff edge to reach Middle East Wall (exposed). Take the left fork up and over the plateau to Sunshine Wall

light fades, not filtered or doctored.

A typical sport arete at Frenchman's Coulee

rain is on the way

Vantage dusk.

Moon rise

10ish foot tall “boulder” problem about 200 yards down from the restrooms on the left side of the road with a cool undercling low start on clean rock for vantage standard . Probably v3-6

View from Sunshine Wall

Campers-Feathers

view of the columbia river valley from the camp area

Sunset

Sunset at Frenchman's Coulee

Sunshine Wall, as you first see it when coming out of the "hallway".

Top of route "Savage Heart" on Middle East Wall.

Hanging on Sunshine wall

When there's a concert at the Gorge, the collective IQ of the camping area decreases!

Matthew taking a rest before the crux on his F.A.

Sunrise

Vantage, not sure what route

Frenchman Coulee-Feathers

Morning in front of the feathers

Sand choked!

The best part of climbing at vantage is taking the holds home with you!
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#choss

settling down for the evening.

Looking back at the campground, South side of the Feathers and Agathla Tower from the mesa on the way to Sunshine Wall.

setting sun over hexagons.

Frenchman Coulee from the head

Even through all the crag dogs, boom boxes, 30' cordelettes, chuffers, and shirtless dadbods there's still beauty to be found.

The View from Sunshine

Looking across Echo Basin in January

The coulee.