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Blakey
Trad climber
Newcastle UK
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Eureka,
So firstthe crack leading up to the finger flake on Abra, Courtney Phillips leading...
Looking down the first pitch of Peacemaker on the Sheepshead..
The dinner plates on the Wasteland,
The first pitch of Cragaholics Dream...
More to come
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Blakey
Trad climber
Newcastle UK
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Somewhere on The Wily Javelina..
Looking Down the Long runout 5.6 pitch on the South Face of Whale Dome...
Seconding Pitch 2 on Dem Bones...
Pitch 2ish, on Whats My Line...
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Blakey
Trad climber
Newcastle UK
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Some of Warpaint... Pitch four perhaps
and Looking down pitch five...
The descent into the bowels of the Rockfellows ater Days of Future Past....
High on the Sheepshead is a particulalry fine and exposed slab pitch....
And last a view of the magnificent Rockfellow Group - a hidden gem...
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Blakey
Trad climber
Newcastle UK
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Two of Stampede on The Sheepshead; looking down pitch one...
And pitch two, the San Pedro valley and Huachuca mountains in the distance...
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steelmnkey
climber
Vision man...ya gotta have vision...
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Blakey - love the photos, but can you resize those big thread-buster pictures?
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MisterE
Trad climber
My Inner Nut
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Topic Author's Reply - Dec 5, 2008 - 10:49pm PT
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Bump for the recent:
today, 12/05/08 - a couple of good shots:
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sweatyballs
Trad climber
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Here are some images from an ascent (we did it two years ago) of the Odyssey on the Acropolis of the Superstitions. Pretty Epic place.... loose, run out, Bushwack.
Enjoy,Mike Esparza
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Steve Grossman
Trad climber
Seattle, WA
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From Summit Nov 1968 an account of the first big wall climb in AZ. My first one too, way back in highschool.
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Pennsylenvy
Big Wall climber
Le' Bia
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This is only a test, if successful more to come....
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MisterE
Trad climber
My Inner Nut
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Topic Author's Reply - Dec 5, 2008 - 11:58pm PT
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Nice pin...
Nothing to see here..just a lot of loose rock...
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Pennsylenvy
Big Wall climber
Le' Bia
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O.K. this is like a mini trip report from the last two days. Yesterday, I met up with Elma who was looking for a climbing partner on TOS. She is from Switzerland and was visiting family in Phoenix. I suggested we meet in Sedona.
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Our first objective 'Dr. Rubo's Wild Ride' a classic Sedona moderate
Always a bit of yucca on a good Sedona climb.
Elma was a great sport and would put up with me pestering her to smile for the camera.
O.K.
so today we climbed another great Sedona climb 'Mars Attacks!'
The first pitch is cool friction
I stoked Elma up for leading the 2nd pitch traverse. A really great pitch!
She did fantastic...
Sedona can be very peaceful also
Ahhh where's a gud beer thread when you need one?
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rick d
climber
tucson, az
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3rd pitch of "luca and the fishes" 5.9x A.2+, east face babo first ascent fall 1989 (so this is post glass legs) yours leading, waugh at the 4 hour belay (only 66' off deck). You can see how weird the rock type is- I always compared it to french bread. A hook here, a head there, a pin there, couple hooks, a bashie in an eye socket...not straight forward at all.
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Largo
Sport climber
Venice, Ca
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Shitty shot, great route: First free ascent, Coatamundi Whiteout, Granite Mountain (1978??)
We did another route there called Gunsmoke that was quite a pumper on Hexes. No shots, unfortunately.
JL
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