from Jon Glassberg
I recently got back from climbing in New England for a week with the LT11 crew and we had a blast. It was great to get outside and climb on real rock for a change, pulling on plastic can get old pretty fast. I have always wanted to try the ...
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from Climb with kids
So Sunday is the start of our week long family vacation. We'll be going to New Hampshire to climb at Pawtuckaway (bouldering) and then on to Rumney for some sport climbing and bouldering (at the Black Jack boulders) when needed. We're hoping to get in a bit of roped climbing but since it's just the two of us plus the kids, we expect that we'll be limited. I'm even excited to get Ryder (our 4 year old) up a pitch of superslab that I recall seeing on a previous trip. We'll see how that works out (best laid
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from UKClimbing.com News
Daniel Woods has brought his bouldering skills to the routes. After, the Nor'easter Fest, he stayed on the east coast and headed to Rumney to try Vasya Vorotnikov's Jaws 2, aka "broken jaws", on the Waimea wall.
The conditions weren't great but Daniel still made good progress, and a few days ago he told me he felt it was most likely 9a or so. Basically two hard boulder sections, which aren't too bad if you're in good bouldering form.
As it turned out, he reconsidered this opinion after...
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from daila ojeda
Now we can say ¨hasta la proxima¨ to the summertime and we be psyched for the autumn season, the best one for climbing! And the autumn arrived and we are leaving to US for 12 days.. First we are going to ¨Noreaster¨ in Rumney for some days. then we´ll go to New York where Chris will do a slideshow and after we will be in Boulder, Colorado. It´s not a long trip and for sure we wont forget our new proyects in Margalef.. uff so hard! Also, in the last days we have climbed other routes here. I was happy
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from Videoclimb.com, The best climbing videos on the net
After the Roc Trip at the Gunks, Tony Lamiche went to Rumney with friends, and he sent The Fly, one of the hardest route in the world (9a / 5.14d). It took him three days to link it !!
Author:Petzl, www.petzl.com/video Climber:Tony Lamiche Location:Rumney (USA) Language: None
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from Videoclimb.com, The best climbing videos on the net
Here is a video of Mike destroying Livin’ AstroGlide (5.14c/d). We spent some time up at Rumney this past month and he crushed it!
Author:Dave Wetmore
Climber:Mike Foley
Location: Rumney, New Hampshire
Language: en
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from UKClimbing.com News
In this short video by Dave Wetmore we see climber Mike Foley tick the very difficult route of Livin' Astroglide at Rumney in New Hampshire USA.
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from Climbing Narcissist
Video of Mike Foley's recent repeat of Livin' Astroglide (5.14c) in Rumney, NH Climbing Video: Mike Foley Sending Livin Astroglide (5.14c) In Rumney from ClimbingNarc.com Related posts: Climbing Video: Mike Penn Sending Filter (V9) at Great Barrington, MA Climbing Video: Mike Personick Sending Down In Flames (V12) In Hueco Cool Video Of Adam Ondra Climbing In The Frankenjura Climbing Videos: Mike McClure Sending Demon Daze At Castle Rock, ID Climbing Video: Liuyong Bang Sport Climbing In Yangshuo, China
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from Phillip Schaal
"The only constant in life is change." Some good advise my father instilled in me at an early age. I recently had some plans change and now I find myself back in CT for about a month. I am excited to be here since it was unexpected. Hopefully the weather will stay perfect for climbing. So far the weather has been great. After a few nice days in Rumney I meet up with a friend yesterday at Bradley in my beautiful state of Connecticut. Knowing that climbing at Bradley is kind of a sensitive issue I'll say ...
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from Mountains and Water
This entry is about two climbing videos that I plan on never seeing. This may sound strange but I think it's worth exploring what I mean. The first will be video of the Right Graham Arete in Boulder Canyon, a cool little granite egg buried in the trees adjacent to Boulder Creek. Except that there are a few less trees than there used to be. Jackie Hueftle, climber, writer and route-setter, sent me some photos of the destruction of several small but sizeable trees near the boulder, an act that appeared ...
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