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Climbing and ... Climbing => Masters of Mud -- Pinnacles => Topic started by: clink on January 02, 2015, 07:39:53 AM
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By Jonathan Lagoe
Aug 18, 2014
One of the worst places I have climbed anywhere in the world
An opinion about climbing at the Pinns from MP.
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One of the worst places I have climbed anywhere in the world
He should go bowling, it would suit his sense of adventure.
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An opinion about climbing at the Pinns from MP.
MP as in mountain project? Pfffft, a step above RC.com. Good for route discriptions and for selling stuff;-)
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MP as in mountain project? Pfffft, a step above RC.com. Good for route discriptions and for selling stuff;-)
I dunno about the route descriptions. I've seen some total crap on that site and some very good and helpful stuff too. Garbage in, garbage out.
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I dunno about the route descriptions. I've seen some total crap on that site and some very good and helpful stuff too. Garbage in, garbage out.
HA, I said good, not great. Its a mixed bag of information and at best taken with a grain of salt. Regardless at least it has basic forum features unlike ST.com which I enjoy but get tired the percentage ratio of climbing to brainfarting online threads.
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HA, I said good, not great. Its a mixed bag of information and at best taken with a grain of salt. Regardless at least it has basic forum features unlike ST.com which I enjoy but get tired the percentage ratio of climbing to brainfarting online threads.
Yep on each comment.
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Our local guidebook author recently introduce a co-author of a recent Yosemite guide to climbing at Pinns. It was a setup, an awful pitch that "had to be climbed". His comment was something like "That is the worst climb I have ever done, no, in fact it was the worst pitch I have ever done." For some strange reason he was smiling as he said it.
Fortunately the first-timer ended up on better Mud routes as the day progressed.
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Our local guidebook author recently introduce a coauthor of a recent Yosemite Guide to climbing at Pinns. It was a setup, an awful pitch that "had to be climbed". His comment was something like "That is the worst climb I have ever done, no, in fact it was the worst pitch I have ever done." For some strange reason he was smiling as he said it.
Fortunately the first-timer ended up on better Mud routes as the day progressed.
He was actually laughing as he said it. He'll be back too.
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That guy is probably where he belongs.
Thankfully we have mud.