General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Rock climbing with trees as part of the experience	8-Feb-2011 At 3:23:22 PM	Ben_E
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^^^ If you haven't already, try Clint Cummins' webpage; it will at least have a list of other climbs in the area including many obscurities (I'd check the Yos spreadsheet): http://www.stanford.edu/~clint/yos/update.htm I agree with your previous comments that Commitment is just the warmup to Selaginella; Selaginella was burly (and easy to get offroute on)! To add to my distress on it I heard a cheerful "Off Belay!" from my belayer when I was leading half-way up the last pitch - they had heard "Safe" from someone on another climb and figured it was me. We got a lot better about using names and confirming commands, after that.

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