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The General’s Apprentice by Mike Turner

The General’s Apprentice by Mike Turner

| January 14, 2013 | Reply

First Ascent of a new climb in Joshua Tree. No idea how hard, but once it gets some traffic should probably settle in the V6 range…? M.Turner Nice job Mike! Looks like a good problem.

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The BP Editor on Dread Left V6/7

The BP Editor on Dread Left V6/7

| December 4, 2012 | Reply

A very cool problem. As Rob mentions in the post. The grade maybe closer to V6, as I reflect on Acid Wash right I did a week ago from the stand and sit. I do believe Acid Wash right from the stand is a bit more technical and powerful, so V6/6+ is probably right. All […]

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Roadside on GTR – JTree

Roadside on GTR – JTree

| October 8, 2012 | Reply

Koge Sit V7 (above) Jill did well on what seemed to be reachy moves to an undercling; she now has to work out that long reach to the lip! Having removed the two video clips, I replaced it with this FA piece we edited (we had better footage of Jon, but … messed up the […]

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Joshua Tree at night – Moonstone Arete

Joshua Tree at night – Moonstone Arete

| October 7, 2012 | Reply

Equinox crag and its local potential… Nox Mantel, v3 [wpvideo uQmeatTC] Sword Arete, v5 [wpvideo 1gfEH7QU] Read More>>>

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yet another Koge cousin… the traverse and Shark Jump

yet another Koge cousin… the traverse and Shark Jump

| September 29, 2012 | Reply

Koge Traverse V8 As I mentioned in the previous post, the Koge Traverse a direct contender for a quality traverse with Relic. Robert gives Relic 4 stars. Hmmm. This line is at least a star better. I think Relic is 2-3 stars; I’d give KT 4 stars. The finish is first rate, the whole line […]

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Dark Matter (v9) Joshua Tree

Dark Matter (v9) Joshua Tree

| May 2, 2012 | Reply

If you have not visited this area you have missed the best rock in the park. The approach is long and now longer as the road has been rerouted in the park a few years ago. I was fortunate enough to get to visit the area with Robert Miramontes during he and John Browning’s early […]

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So High, V6/R  Joshua Tree, CA High Ball Bouldering

So High, V6/R Joshua Tree, CA High Ball Bouldering

| May 2, 2012 | Reply

My boy getting lots of pub this week. Just a coincidence, So High is one on my life bouldering tick list that includes classics like: Midnight Lightning, the Big Four in Font, Mandala, Thriller etc. La Sportiva athlete, Paul Dusatko sacs up and fires the infamous So High, in Joshua Tree National Monument. FA: John […]

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The Bouldering Portal hits Joshua Tree

The Bouldering Portal hits Joshua Tree

| April 13, 2012 | Reply

April 11, 2012. The Bouldering Portal hit the road for a quick sojourn through Joshua Tree. A quick slide show of some classics. See if you can name all the boulders and the boulder problems.

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Joshua Tree Bouldering: Bittersweet and So High

Joshua Tree Bouldering: Bittersweet and So High

| March 25, 2012 | Reply

A couple boulder problems in Joshua Tree National Park. Bittersweet is a steep crimpy problem in Hidden Valley Campground and So High is the classic mega-highball at Turtle Rock.

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JBMFP [V5] – Joshua Tree Bouldering

JBMFP [V5] – Joshua Tree Bouldering

| March 24, 2012 | Reply

A J-Tree Classic. This [V5] is really special to me, its been my project for over a year. By far my favorite send to date. Sending “John Bachar Face Memorial Project” made me look back and I appreciated everything ive been through. Ive learned so much. Ive met & made friends with great people in […]

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