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26-Oct-2008 8:46:13 PM
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has anyone been to the cathedrals lately?
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26-Oct-2008 10:18:03 PM
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No
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26-Oct-2008 11:52:14 PM
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Me neither.
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26-Oct-2008 11:58:59 PM
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I went camping and hiking there in July if that helps
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27-Oct-2008 7:13:48 AM
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I'm going in two weeks for a night climb, but that doesn't help either. Why do you want to know?
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27-Oct-2008 9:39:01 AM
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few months ago, going back in about 2 weeks.
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27-Oct-2008 9:57:44 AM
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I think it is still there. They haven't torn down the north jawbones have they? I love that cliff.
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27-Oct-2008 10:01:11 AM
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The Jawbones are still there - much of the pine plantation isn't - just watch for logging trucks.
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27-Oct-2008 11:01:56 AM
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If logging has caused the the road to be closed there is always the back way in, going off the road between Buxton and Marysville.
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27-Oct-2008 12:20:10 PM
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do u kno if there is any good bouldering or beginers climbs?
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27-Oct-2008 12:47:29 PM
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Define beginners climbs... grade or able to set up topropes?
Lots of classic easier slab multipitch climbs. Toproping is more limited due to many climb lengths.
There is good though scattered bouldering around Sugarloaf
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27-Oct-2008 3:36:35 PM
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Did Junglescope the other day. Very pleasant. Looked cleaner than I remember it.
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27-Oct-2008 6:12:37 PM
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im not to sure about multipitch climbs more like a grade 10 single ?
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28-Oct-2008 8:50:23 AM
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On 27/10/2008 bl@ke wrote:
>im not to sure about multipitch climbs more like a grade 10 single ?
dude - just do Spiegal's Overhang. 3 pitch grade 10 - its fine. Not at all strenuous or intimidating.
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28-Oct-2008 9:17:41 AM
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bl@ke wrote;
>do u kno if there is any good bouldering or beginers climbs?
On 27/10/2008 bl@ke wrote:
>>im not to sure about multipitch climbs more like a grade 10 single
>?
On 28/10/2008 westie wrote:
>dude - just do Spiegal's Overhang. 3 pitch grade 10 - its fine. Not at
>all strenuous or intimidating.
Sounds to me like bl@ke is not yet experienced in setting up belays, and is therefore right to be cautious about multipitch; as it does not take much height combined with a mistake to create a bad accident.
He may be better off considering visiting the place in the company of an experienced partner.
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28-Oct-2008 11:08:40 AM
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On 27/10/2008 bl@ke wrote:
>im not to sure about multipitch climbs more like a grade 10 single ?
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There's some nice single pitch climbs at the right hand end. There's one well protected Gr10 but you might want to top rope the others.
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28-Oct-2008 4:41:16 PM
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thanks for all the help guys ;) i might see ya out there
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