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Logan Eckhardt

Albuquerque
59 years old · Female

Member Since
Aug 27, 2007
Last Visit: Jun 8, 2009
35 Points
Point Rank: #20,991 DetailsDrop down

Likes Trad, Sport, Tr, Gym
Leads Follows
Trad 5.11b 5.11d
Sport 5.11d 5.12a
Ice WI3 WI4
Mixed M3 M4
Boulders V6
Other Interests
Limestone--straight up from the beach!
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Comments View All 5

Feb 1, 2008
● These photos are great! Thanks for adding to the history of the Sandias, it is inspiring to see the climbi… View Comment
Feb 1, 2008
● I agree that anchors at some of these other areas would be helpful and would help to spread out many of the… View Comment
Jan 31, 2008
● A few years ago a friend of mine (from Los Alamos) and I were going to climb what I think must be these rou… View Comment
Jan 31, 2008
● Call the local Radio Shack and ask for Mr. Horak. I'm sure he could tell you who did the FA on many of the… View Comment
Aug 27, 2007
● According to the Beverly book, the 5.6 is called Laurel's Climb, and the 5.9 is Unnamed. View Comment

Forum Messages View All 14

Regional > Pacific Northwest
Reply: Swimming in or near Smith Rock
Jun 19, 2008 The Crooked River is not a safe river for swimming. A friend, who had been warned to not swim there, chose to anyway and spent the rest of his trip suffering from some pretty s… View Message
General > General Climbing
Reply: The beginning of the end (or is the first to trash…
Jun 10, 2008 S. Gileadi, I agree with your point of view. It's a sticky challenge for me, as I've also see nature successfully trash itself (wildfire, tornadoes, etc.) where it's not just t… View Message
General > General Climbing
Reply: The beginning of the end (or is the first to trash…
Jun 5, 2008 Remarkably, that was the first thing I heard from the only other folks climbing that day, how dirty everything was--the lichen, the sand, and the basic unclimbed nature! I'm… View Message
General > General Climbing
The beginning of the end (or is the first to trash it to…
Jun 5, 2008 I've been climbing long enough to see formerly lush, vegetated areas become wastelands of dirt, used tape, footprints, dog holes, pee-stains, chalk marks, and all the rest. Gr… View Message
Gear > Lost and Found
Found: Jemez Climbing Area--Kids sandals, several carabin…
Jun 2, 2008 Near the river a ways back. Found them June 1st in the am. Let me know if you're missing them. View Message
General > General Climbing
Reply: Adding Stars and Suggested Ratings: Beneficial or…
Apr 11, 2008 That's what I think of regarding the tick list, not the stars added list. I use the stars list when I travel to determine which routes will be of interest for me. Aww, but t… View Message

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