Some climbing pictures from Frogatt Ledge, a place dear to my heart.
 It's always nice to start with a scenery shot: Some tea shrubs above green pastures
 It's always nice to start with a scenery shot: Some tea shrubs above green pasturesTerror from above (have I mentioned NZ is green?)
 Claire with Andrew belaying, Ed working an impossible (for us mortals) boulder prob in the back
 Claire with Andrew belaying, Ed working an impossible (for us mortals) boulder prob in the back
 Owen belaying Inga
 Owen belaying Inga Moony tearing it up on toprope
 Moony tearing it up on toprope

Some shelter for the belayer
Kenny working the pockets
 Jules on the crux of Bring your Daughter to the Slaughter (hard 18)
 Jules on the crux of Bring your Daughter to the Slaughter (hard 18)
 Climber Jacob Gradek explaining to his belayer the moves he just did 2 seconds ago
 Climber Jacob Gradek explaining to his belayer the moves he just did 2 seconds ago
 Resting on Brontosaurus Theory (24)
 Resting on Brontosaurus Theory (24)
 The upper el cruxo, establishing a marginal pinch
 The upper el cruxo, establishing a marginal pinch On a thuggish 27 with sharp pockets
 On a thuggish 27 with sharp pockets  Kenny Belaying Jules at the end of the day
 Kenny Belaying Jules at the end of the day








 
 
4 comments:
Stunning shots. Where was this?
Nice photos, Jake. Good on you to climb that 27. Respect :)
dood! that rock looks incredible! like J-tree but soft granite. What formed those features?
The rock is the Ignimbrite at Frogatt ledge; it's kinda like welded tuff. Why you get so many pockets and jugs is beyond me, but all I know is that it rules. Thanks guys! Ian, how is Bend treating you?
Post a Comment