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climbed at Deadwater today.. nice little crag.

Geronimo, 5.8 @ Deadwater

first pitch of Fastest Gun @ Poke-O

Ah, the Adirondacks... where you climb up something steep and see a tree 6 feet away.

http://www.summitpost.org/chimney-spire ... 0/c-197844

where abouts is that?
my buddy Rob made the page... it really sucks

He got all Hollywood and is in Alaska now then Utah for the winter.
I hate him.

Catamount wrote:successful escapes

don't remind me

anita wrote:where abouts is that?
my buddy Rob made the page... it really sucks

Chimney Mountain is an unimpressive lump east of Indian Lake... except there happens to be a 40' tower of rock on top, the "chimney." The chimney is perched on a cliff, and there some breakdown caves in the rocks below -- often holding snow through the summer. I was last there about 1975.

never been to Indian Lake.. it's kind of sad, I've never really left the high peaks area of the park!

3am? yikes.

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Climbing on Mont de l'Ours (Bear Mt) in parc des Grands Jardins in the Charlevoix area of Qc (4ish hrs NE of Mtl)

looks good!
are you doing the NH 48? I am still "working" on the 46 HP's... but it seems climbing takes priority

yeah that area was so nice we're going back for Labor Day.

edit: woops, NH100 I guess? not the 48.

nice.
so I take it you've done the 46 too? I "started" in 2005. pretty lame... I'm not even close to finishing. I get these bouts of motivation to go hike but then I choose to climb instead.

I stopped at #30 in 1971! Back then, trailless peaks were really trailless, and we would try to string a lot together ((e.g. all the dixes) in a weekend, because most of us didn't even have drivers' licenses. But winter up there opened up a whole new world... and some trailless peaks are "easier" to do in deep snow!