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Proof that I can learn from my mistakes. There may not be a lot between those ears but there is enough to know I had better save what is left.
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John,if you landed on your head as many times as I have you would look like a dwarf too. I am not a good role model as I never wear a helmet. After smacking my head hard once I decided to wear one for this route. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cP_rmd7JicI
David Merin on the first redpoint of this climb using nothing but trad gear. He skipped the four bolts and you can spot one if you look close.
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1Eric Rhicard
Nov 24, 2009
“Proof that I can learn from my mistakes. There may not be a lot between those ears but there is enough to know I had better save what is left.”  

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John,if you landed on your head as many times as I have you would look like a dwarf too. I am not a good role model as I never wear a helmet. After smacking my head hard once I decided to wear one for this route. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cP_rmd7JicI
Proof that I can learn from my mistakes. There may not be a lot between those ears but there is enough to know I had better save what is left.
David Merin on the first redpoint of this climb using nothing but trad gear. He skipped the four bolts and you can spot one if you look close.
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