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Originally posted by Buzzo
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Exactly.Originally posted by Shorty View Post
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You'll appreciate this. A co-worker showed me a ton of pics today. He was in Ouray for the ice climbing fest (he's been every year for the last 10 years) and showed me a bunch of pics of him climbing with Conrad Anker and Ines Papert.
He also got to hang out w Jim Bridwell who's one of the old school Yosemite climbers. He has over 100 first ascents in Yosemite.
(this is Jim and Conrad)
Last edited by Strychnine; 01-17-2013, 09:36 PM.Comment
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I have absolutely no urge to try ice climbing but I totally respect it. Huge balls.Comment
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The speck above the silver band running around the top is me jumping ~850 feet up. They control your velocity so the first part of the jump when you free fall until it slows you and the last part as you are approaching the ground are the exciting parts. http://www.skyjumplasvegas.com. It assured me I'm not afraid of heights which should come in handy when I'm climbing Half Dome in (hopefully) 2014.Comment
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LOL, I was right about where that picture was taken a few months ago and never even knew they did this.Originally posted by Shorty View Post
The speck above the silver band running around the top is me jumping ~850 feet up. They control your velocity so the first part of the jump when you free fall until it slows you and the last part as you are approaching the ground are the exciting parts. http://www.skyjumplasvegas.com. It assured me I'm not afraid of heights which should come in handy when I'm climbing Half Dome in (hopefully) 2014."When the people find that they can vote themselves money, that will herald the end of the republic." -Benjamin Franklin
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