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Belly Crawl
At the belly crawl, always good to put your back to a sher several thousand foot drop


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darinchadwickfun

darinchadwick

Voted 10/10

My inexperience may be showing here, but it feels a lot scarier than it looks from this photo.
Posted May 8, 2008 4:57 pm

climbmtRe: fun

climbmt

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Nope, it's that scary. I was up there soloing yesterday. I got halfway up the first chimney before hail the size of golfballs and lightning started falling all around me. I had to downclimb and come back across with everything soaked and slick as snot.
Posted Jul 22, 2008 1:32 am

darinchadwickRe: fun

darinchadwick

Voted 10/10

I think everybody who's climbed more than a day or two in the Teton's can relate. I got nailed on the Middle while descending an off route coulior. Lucky for me I had no fifth class to wander through while we got dumped on. Got buzzed by my ice axe by close lightning. That wasn't so fun.
Posted Jul 23, 2008 5:52 pm

ClimbingRandyBelly Crawl?

ClimbingRandy

Hasn't voted

Great pic. Definitely looks scary! That is the alternative to the "belly crawl", correct?
Posted Jan 20, 2012 4:41 pm

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