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Re: frenchmans hammer gear
Thanks Jon. I appreciate your answer, its close to my feelings but without starting a "flame war" I am very interested in others opinions. Frenchmans is a great chunk of rock with massive climbing potential especially when all the stone in the imediate vicinity is considered. It is also located in an amazing areaRe: Lee Cossey Slide Show!
yours yet. Hope to see you all there and support this rad presentation!!!! ROCK ON Jake Migrated to Confluence 4.0Re: The Last Pillar at Cape Raoul
Hey John. Great site and great article in rock guys. Keep up the good work. Just one more article with tassie content. The Obituary to John Pawson who was one of the pioneers of Flinders Island climbing in the early 80s. They might have been vics/kiwis but hey flinders is still part of this mighty state Just thoughtRe: Finding Arthur's Circus - Mt Wellington
From Phil: Ben, Yep. You found it. Kim and I built an obvious large cairn at the top of Arthurs Circus, easily visible to the S as one heads down toward the Columns. There are no other cairns around at the present time. Just put a sling or two around a piece of rock and abseil 50metres. Phil MigratedRe: New Routes and News 2011
At Neika: Bad Books 10m 22 3Þ The next buttress left of Garden Walls has a prominent arete - climb the line of three bolts to the right of this. Stick clip the first bolt which is a decent way off the ground to avoid the initial chossy rock. Jon Nermut, Dave Humphries, May 2011. Migrated to Confluence 4.0Re: Flinders Island Suggestions......
Simo! Going to flinders buddy? Its a F'ing sweet spot. I tried bouldering mostly when I was there last year, and from what little I did the best boulders (in terms of no cleaning and good rock) are at the Killicrankie campsite and surrounding areas. You should email Dave about what routes to do there, he's beenRe: DBB 1st pitch Nefertiti, Organ Pipes
I just received this reply from John Moore: Hi Doug, I'm glad someone is paying attention to one of my old routes and making it safer and more accessible for people to climb. I have always been in favour of solid bolt belays and more so now. As long as it doesn't deface the rock and is not right next to a bombRe: Mother Cummings Peak (Western Tiers)
the route you did was on the north (?) ridge of MC? We observed the fused rock also in the area.Re: Climbing holds wanted
If you are interested in a cheap alternative you can make your own with pieces of ply and timber. I have also used pieces of rock stuck to ply with construction adhesive that work particularly well and are movable. I can provide photos and instructions if you are interested or you can come have a look at themRe: Photos needed of these climbs
wasnt me! gerry, i might have a pic of ghost rider at hillwood, ill email you if i can find something suitable... but i didnt realise ROCK had officially changed the term from 'license' to 'lend'. of course it wont make much difference to their payrates! your good mate, -Anon Migrated to Confluence 4.0