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Kris Special
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Routes in Kris Boulder
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Kris Special V5 6C |
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Prickly Pair V2 5+ |
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Seeker, The V4 6B |
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Tommy gun V1 5 |
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V0 V0 4 |
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V1 V1 5 |
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| Type: | Boulder, 15 ft |
| FA: | Wilson Gray circa 2002 |
| Page Views: | 1,043 total · 12/month |
| Shared By: | RER on Nov 30, 2012 |
| Admins: | Marc Kajut, M. Morley, Adam Stackhouse, Salamanizer suchoski, Justin Johnsen, Vicki Schwantes |
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Access Issue: Current San Diego County Advisories
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- For the most accurate and up to date information on San Diego access and closures: https://www.alliedclimbers.org/2019-updated-advisories/
* All of Poway Crags and Ramona Wall are CLOSED from Dec 1st - July 31st for Golden Eagles
* Glencliff is CLOSED Dec 15th - July 31st for Golden Eagles
* Eagle Peak and Corte Madera have ADVISORIES from March 1st - July 31st for falcons and hawks. "Advisory" means that you can climb at these areas, but please minimize disturbances to raptors, and do not climb or rappel where raptors are bothered by your presence. Please leave the area and climb or rappel elsewhere if the raptors are agitated.
* The Allied Climbers of San Diego are actively working with land managers to manage raptors who change nest location and need your help! If you see raptors or active nests at our crags, especially if they are agitated by climber presence, please email them at: access@alliedclimbers.org with any details including specific location, behavior, nest location, etc.
* Thank you for CLIMBING RESPONSIBLY!
Description
Start between two small boulders. Sidepull to seam to a high finish.
The first ascensionist Wilson Gray 2002ish called this V3, Dave Kennedy fluffed it to V5. I (Kris) was cleaning the problem, took one try, broke a hold, fell. Mr. Gray subsequently dispatched, but being the kind fellow he was/is named it after me, creating one of the dumbest named problems ever.
The first ascensionist Wilson Gray 2002ish called this V3, Dave Kennedy fluffed it to V5. I (Kris) was cleaning the problem, took one try, broke a hold, fell. Mr. Gray subsequently dispatched, but being the kind fellow he was/is named it after me, creating one of the dumbest named problems ever.
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