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Le Petit Verdon - The Pit / The Bulldog - 1 member in 2 triplogs has rated this an average 3 ( 1 to 5 best )
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Jul 21 2013
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67 female
 Joined Nov 17 2008
 phoenix, az
Le Petit Verdon - The Pit / Swiss TowerFlagstaff, AZ
Flagstaff, AZ
Climbing avatar Jul 21 2013
trekkin_geckoTriplogs 4,660
Climbing1.50 Miles 500 AEG
Climbing1.50 Miles
500 ft AEG
 
 Mr. Slate 5.10bTopropeG1 Pitch70 ft
fun roof pull
first time climbing at "the pit"
tagged along with john's meetup group
wasn't sure what to expect, so it was nice to have the routes set for us
everything today was on toprope, but there are a few things we could lead next time
started with sunshine daydream, 5.7 75 ft
moved to blackboard (i think) 5.8-5.9 25 ft did this one twice
next the classic popeye meets the burrito master, first pitch only, 5.9 55 ft (twice)
finished with another classic, mr. slate 5.10 70 ft
cool place - limestone with pockets and jugs - fun climbing
saw a little rattlesnake spending the day curled up in the rocks
weather was wonderful with maybe a high of 75-80, cool breezes, clouds building then moving on
storms threatened but we didn't see any rain except for a few miles on the drive up
missed the big storm in the valley
burger and fries at bun huggers, then john sprang for pie on the way home
fun to see john climbing well
good times!
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Jul 21 2013
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78 male
 Joined Dec 22 2007
 tempe, az
Le Petit Verdon - The Pit / Swiss TowerFlagstaff, AZ
Flagstaff, AZ
Climbing avatar Jul 21 2013
johnr1Triplogs 340
Climbing1.50 Miles 500 AEG
Climbing1.50 Miles   5 Hrs      0.32 mph
500 ft AEG
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1st trip
catching up. see Kelly for full story
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