But it is posted with no camping signs. It is more like a large picnic area. But we found it yesterday anyway! Lander said on January 6th, There are too many climbs on the Kampsite slab. It's confusing. My head hurts. Anonymous said on January 24th, Grid Bolted Jerry Area Just Duet 5. Kampsight 5. Trouble Clef 5. Altered Scale 5. All Cows Eat Grass 5. Strawberry Shortcake 5. Ledger Line 5. C Sharp or B Flat 5. Gumbyland 5. V10Mike said on April 28th, Anyone know what those three routes are on the hidden wall below the Kampsight slab?
How come they're not in the guide? Don McGlone said on May 29th, I did a route Saturday that may or may not have been done before. It's hard to imagine that someone hasn't done it, but it's not in the guide. Some of the holds seemed clean out to a certain point, but was pretty dirty at and after the crux. Anyhow: Roadside Daydream 5. From the anchors, traverse left following good ledges for feet to a thin, slightly rotten flake.
Plug as much pro as you can get, then crimp to easier ground. Link up with Runnin' Down A Dream to top out. Nice exposure. Yea I know, but I couldn't find any committee members anywhere.
I drove down to MV and parked under the no parking sign and came looking for you with my dog, but to no avail. Besides, it's so hard to rap-bolt a traverse! You didn't have the proper ID and parking permit my friend. And I can help you with the rap bolt traverse dilemma.. I am good at putting bolts every two feet for safety. New start to the approach trail added today. It starts directly across the street from the parking lot now.
It is further away from that curve that cars come roaring around and less steep. Please start to use this one so it can be further developed. Trying out my GPS Anonymous said on September 17th, Jrodan said on September 10th, The guy bolting the route to the right of sand was working on it during the summer of He was going to call it " Truther" as a tribute to the conspiracy that brought down the world trade center.
He was passing out literature about the cover up in between sessions of jugging the route to hammer off excess choss.
He told me referring to the group of conspiracy theorists , "We can't get into the New York Times, but we can get into the guidebook! Then the guy abruptly disappeared and it looks like he hasn't worked on it since. Very suspicious Anonymous said on February 9th, The owners decided they were tired of sharing their private property and "just kinda wanted it for ourselves".
Which is cool, because it is theirs and they can do whatever they like with it. But, it's a shame they lacked the balls to say that publicly and instead hide behind a multitude of excuses to blame the community. Anonymous said on May 27th, No, that's not really cool.
It would be cool if they bought some land and then bolted some routes themselves and decided they didn't want anyone to climb there. Instead, they buy an area that someone else spent there time and money bolting and the community enjoyed and then sectioned off what wasn't rightfully theirs just because they had the money to do so.
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