20100725 Kimchi Ridge

TRs for the San Gabriel Mountains.
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Taco
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This is the ridge that borders Sheep Canyon on the west (in Icehouse Canyon), heading up to Sheep Flat on Ontario Peak. Climbed 4-5 pitches and 4th classed the rest.

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Cross

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Start of pitch 1

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Johnny on Pitch 1

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Pitch 2, loving life!

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Johnny on Pitch 2

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Chillin'

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A confusing photo which best describes the 30ft 3rd pitch.

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Johnny lovin' life!

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More scrambling

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About to top out

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Gymnastics

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Slippery stance

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BEST PHOTO EVER

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Bouldering the big one at the wilderness sign

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BIG CARL!

Pics: http://s6.photobucket.com/albums/y222/T ... i%20Ridge/
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Hikin_Jim
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Post by Hikin_Jim »

TacoDelRio wrote:Image
BEST PHOTO EVER
:lol:
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Johnny Bronson
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Hikin_Jim
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Post by Hikin_Jim »

Strange gnomenclature dude.
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Johnny Bronson
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Post by Johnny Bronson »

Hikin_Jim wrote:Strange gnomenclature dude.
lol,Its all relative to David the gnome ;)


more pics (Crappy cell)

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mve
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Post by mve »

Cool route guys with some hilarious shots :lol:
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Dave G
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Post by Dave G »

Me like. :D
The coolest thing about rock climbing in the San Gabes is that the route is never the same twice, due to the ongoing exfoliation. :wink:
You guys is brave! 8)
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Taco
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Post by Taco »

Yessuh!

LOL @ David the Gnome doing some highball shit and getting fired.
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