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Erniepower

Erniepower

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You can't put enough redundancy into this system for me to actually sleep.

And I'm a risk taker.....
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Lol. You haven't lived until you've trusted your life on a couple tiny nuts shoved into tiny cracks. I was hard core for a while but gave it up. I didn't have the body type to climb 5.12 consistently and big wall was mostly 5.12+

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Erniepower said:
You can't put enough redundancy into this system for me to actually sleep.

And I'm a risk taker.....
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Proof that a human can actually hate themselves...
Those folks are nuts.
My 'appreciation' of heights wounld NEVER pemit me to do this...

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Finally a camp you don’t have to worry about bears in. I think my biggest no would be the amount of work just to get there. That’s a lot of junk hanging off the side of a cliff. Guys on here would be making soft shackles to save weight on the attachment points.
 
faith in gravity and trusting your gear. I wonder if those tents come with a parachute.
 
Ha, love it. Many of my good friends are professional climbers and guides still... you don't realize how solid a girth hitch on a tree is until you've taken a 15 foot whipper on a piece of pro the size of the fingernail on your baby finger camed in a crack on a rock face over 100 ft up a cliff...and it holds. I was never a big wall climber, but was a serious multi pitch trad climber and it was one of the most exhilarating and rewarding activities of my life.
 
This reminds me of when we vacationed in Colorado, driving though the mountains and saying “look at all that ice flowing down the side of that mountain”. Then realizing the tiny specs of color towards the top were climbers. Amazing, but not for me for sure.


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