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By Burt Lindquist Administrator From: Madison, WI Mar 14, 2006 |
Found Forgotten Gear at Devil's Lake East Bluff If you describe in detail what and where (there are distinct markings, gear types, and brands) then you have your gear back. firstname.lastname@example.com |
By JK1 From: Lakewood, CO Apr 4, 2006 |
I am visiting from Colorado in June and was wondering where to get a guidebook for Devil's Lake area. Thanks |
By Rich T Apr 5, 2006 |
Jeff, The best guidebook for Devil's Lake is by Sven Olof Swartling and can be purchased at several Baraboo area shops and campgrounds. It's also sold at the REI in Brookfield, WI and on Madison's west side. It can also be found at amazon.com. Mike Farris also wrote a guide to Wisconsin and Minnesota which briefly covers DL and gives a few other quality climbing areas (mostly in North/Northwestern WI). That's a Falcon guidebook. Happy Climbing! |
By Robert Keller Aug 26, 2006 |
Any climbing in Adam's County? Any info on Ship Rock? Bolts on top? Large worthless dogs like my girlfriend's Newf allowed? |
By Burt Lindquist Administrator From: Madison, WI Aug 28, 2006 |
To Robert: Shiprock is on highway 21 and is nothing more then a wayside/picnic area so having a large dog along(as long as he stays near you) will not be an issue in the least little bit. I am sure many motorists stop and use the place to water and walk a dog. There are some top anchors to be found at the very center of the main summit block that are great for rapping off with (the rope pull is just fine). You can use this rap anchor to TR a few routes in close proximity to the anchor on both sides of the formation but other routes not close by will require lots of sling to adequately anchor (at least for a normal sling shot type of TR anchor). There are a couple of bolted routes on the formation but mostly just Trad routes. Not a lot of options for climbing in Adams county if you are talking about free access to climbing on public lands... There is a ton of rock (a lot of it crappy SS with small areas of OK rock in between - but also a couple of choice areas as well) that is on private land and good luck getting permission from the sorts that live up in the area..... |
By azraek opinka Sep 25, 2006 |
Does anyone know about the history of route-naming at Devil's Lake? I heard a rumor about conflict over route names between groups of male and female climbers in the 1950s and wanted to confirm the story and get more info. Thanks, Adam |
By mcarizona From: Flag Jun 1, 2007 |
Hi all, I'll be visiting "in-laws' in july, flying with a 2 year old and all that goes with that scene. Can I take just shoes and get on some boulders at Devils lake? How about a suggestion of "minimal' gear that can keep me moving up on some moderates on my vacation. Thanks. |
By Paul Huebner From: Portage, WI Jul 30, 2007 |
I've never climbed in a gym. I'm not against them, it's just not convenient for me to drive to Madison from Portage when I can go to the Lake. But lately what on earth is going on in the climbing community? Lake has been way too crowded with yahoos on weekends ever since the late 80s, but on a recent Fri. afternoon top-ropers were knocking off huge rocks above me and never said a word. I was on belay for starting Jungle Jim and my partner was leading it. The buddy of the guy, who was dislodging everything on his way to the base of a climb, was setting up their top-rope anchor and said, not shouted, "Coming down" before throwing the rope. Where do these people learn to climb? Whatever happened to learning basic climbing commands and yelling, "Rock!" when you dislodge something that could take somebody's head off. No wonder accidents are occurring more frequently at the Lake. Yes, I know that probably 99% of the people hurt are scrambling hikers, etc., but the top-rope anchors and behavior I've seen over the past few years at the Lake scare the hell out of me. |
By Burt Lindquist Administrator From: Madison, WI May 16, 2008 |
Whooo! Black Flies is nasty! Slightly tainting an otherwise nice May day at East Bluff. |
By Thomas Ferguson Aug 19, 2008 |
This would be a great place to climb if it was not so crowded. Everyone and their brother seem like they are out at Devils Lake climbing. I would say that you shouldn't waste your time going, but then the other fun spots to climb would get crowded and ruin my climbing. But just thought I would put it out there for people to know. I had some friends from out of state go there and did not warn them about the crowds. They left totally pissed off, calling it an amusement park for climbing. (Also beware of falling rocks! You have idiots causing rock or rocks to fall and never yell to warn anyone. Another reason I don't climb there anymore!) |
By James M Schroeder From: Sauk County, WI Aug 20, 2008 |
I would say there are plenty of tucked away places to get away from the crowds at DL. I was out last Saturday and Sunday, and probably only saw a half dozen other climbers. That said a sunny summer weekend at the East Rampart is a veritable zoo. |
By John W. Knoernschild From: Wisconsin Aug 21, 2008 |
LOL. Thomas, your comment is hilarious. You must have been up on the East Rampart. That place is a zoo on the weekends. There are so many places at the lake that no one goes to and you can be alone all day. Looks like you need to do some more research before you head up to DL again. Check out the Sandstone area and the west bluff. Also, the falling rocks are due to stupid hikers throwing them off the cliff-side not thinking that anyone is down there. I yell up at them all the time "Hey there are people down here, stop throwing rocks" then if they don't stop, I say "Stop throwing fuckin rocks!!! There are people down here you idiots!!!" That usually stops them right away. |
By Chris treggE Administrator From: Madison, WI Sep 17, 2008 |
This is kind of a cool reference about the geology of Devil's Lake Also some cool aerial pics of the geology towards the bottom of this page. |
By al grahn Oct 6, 2008 |
Lost/left a pair of five ten Newton climbing shoes near the Flatus Wall on the East Bluffs on Sunday Sept.21. If anyone has them or knows who may have picked them up, I'd love to have them back. |
By Eric Porter From: Keiler Wi. Oct 10, 2008 |
I am a new climber and would like to know who to get started with and where. I would not like to test gravity affect on the body without some training. Does anyone know off climbing clubs, guides, teachers that would be willing to help. Eric |
By Kris Gorny Administrator May 21, 2009 |
An interesting quote regarding climbing ethics at Devils Lake. Here's the exact paragraph (emphases by the authors): "Remember that all the climbs except a very few have been lead...and that top-roping is not considered the legitimate form of climbing at the Lake. The easy access by trail to the top of the bluffs and short climbs is an excuse for practice, but not for competence" "Climbers and Hikers Guide to Devils Lake" by David Smith and Roger Zimmerman, Wisconsin Hoofer Mountaineers, 1970. |
By Doug Hemken Administrator May 21, 2009 |
I think you mean "style" (or lack of style), not "ethics." I think it just goes to show you that the people committed to lead climbing at the Lake have always been a small minority (40 years!) ... and thank you so much, Kris, for generating new/renewed enthusiasm for leading around here. |
By Kris Gorny Administrator May 21, 2009 |
Doug, I stand corrected :) Thanks for the last remark although we were inspired by conversations with Dave Groth, ascents of Jason Huston, and videos of Dave Macleod. So the credit goes to these guys. |
By Tradoholic May 22, 2009 |
Huston is my hero! Too bad he's become a sport climber...(sigh). There are still leads to be done at DL but I think "Ground Up" ascents of the 5.12's and up are the next level (Some have been done obviously). The placement of gear and tricky sequences would make these totally ground-breaking (pun not intended). Ground up ascents of the totally un-led projects would be A. the most dangerous thing I could think of and B. Mind blowing. Someone get Macleod on the phone! I am also psyched to see these things going down! Friction season is just a few months away. Start making your list and checking it twice to see if the rock will be naughty or nice. |
By Teddy From: MN May 27, 2009 |
What area is the most fun place to climb here?? |
By Tradoholic Jun 2, 2009 |
Watch out, the "no-see'ums" are brutal right now. Drew blood every time. I hate those things! |
By Tradoholic Jun 14, 2009 |
A climber (A real one) decked today on Birch Tree, possible spinal injury :( Any info on what happened? I heard a piece blew. How was the response time? Vince said his partner had to run down the trail for help. Is there an E Phone up there like on the West Bluff? |
By Peter Arndt Jun 15, 2009 |
Accident/Fall as reported by "Baraboo News Republic": wiscnews.com/bnr/news/454871 |
By SteveSchultz Jun 15, 2009 |
Really hope they are alright. There is an emergency phone over above Balanced Rock, for reference. |
By Remo From: Madison, WI Jun 15, 2009 |
Check this out for a little more info on the accident. wiscnews.com/bnr/news/454871 |
By Tradoholic Jun 15, 2009 |
Hmmm..."The man...was climbing in an area not designated for that activity." That's right boys, they wash their hands clean of us, and they should! The LAST thing we want is bureaucratic control. Keep that in mind. |
By SteveSchultz Jun 15, 2009 |
The reason they said that is because no part of devils lake is "designated" for climbing. The park doesn't actively recognize it as an activity. I was a little caught off guard at first by the comment but then I remembered having a conversation with a ranger about it. Funny. |
By Doug Hemken Administrator Jun 15, 2009 |
Twenty feet? Must have been a lead fall? Not a good place to hit the ground .... The media (and everyone, really) often has a problem hearing "not a designated-use area" (note the hyphen). The WDNR manages areas that have designated uses, like trails and campgrounds, and also areas that have no designated use. The distinction if VERY important, because under State liability law, the WDNR must maintain areas which have designated uses so that they are safe for those uses. They have to clear brush off the trails; they have to remove dead limbs from the trees hanging over the campsites. All of the cliffs are areas that have no designated use, so the WDNR does not need to make them safe. In DNR-speak, these are "non-designated-use areas," which to the untrained ear sounds like someplace you are not supposed to be. Just like hunting areas (also generally "non-designated-use" areas), you are welcome to go there, but at your own risk. |
By John W. Knoernschild From: Wisconsin Jun 16, 2009 |
So what does that last line in the report mean? "The man, whose name was not released, was climbing in an area not designated for that activity." ???? Any ideas where he was climbing? The quarry perhaps? |
By Chris treggE Administrator From: Madison, WI Jul 12, 2009 |
Public shout out to Remo, Rhoads, and Steve (on his blogs) for all the recent posting and route updating on DL bouldering. Defintely appreciated. |
By Burt Lindquist Administrator From: Madison, WI Aug 5, 2009 |
And Rhoads appears to be on a mission to MP up every piece of decent climbable rock within the State Park. It's great! Thanks Nick. Eventually you will run out but it's still along way off. |
By John W. Knoernschild From: Wisconsin Aug 17, 2009 |
I was at Doorway Rocks on Saturday with Paul Campbell and Ed Wright. We heard the biggest rockfall I have ever heard at the lake. It sounded like it came from somewhere near the South Bluff. It was like the loudest thunder when it started, then you could hear the avalanche of rock it must have created as it tumbled down the talus. Pretty nerve racking to hear that at the lake. Did anyone else hear it? |
By Peter Arndt Aug 17, 2009 |
John: Reagarding the rock slide you heard. I recall years ago my geology prof. saying how rare it was that people have witnessed significant "natural" rock slides or rock avalanches at Devils Lake. He cited the angle of repose of the talus slopes and how tight the quartzite blocks are. So if indeed a rock slide occured it was an exceptional event. I will be curious to hear more about this. |
By Garrett Soper From: Duluth, Minnesota Aug 17, 2009 |
Yeah, I too heard that rockfall. We weren't even sure what it was, but it was a pretty terrifying noise. |
By SteveSchultz Aug 18, 2009 |
We've been bouldering up on the west bluff a couple times this year and have heard it. As far as I can tell it's just people dumping fresh gravel/stones for the cottages. Each time we've come down there have been new rock driveways in. The stuff is about baseball sized so it can make a pretty big noise. |
By John W. Knoernschild From: Wisconsin Aug 18, 2009 |
Steve, I too have heard smaller sounds like that and doubted they were rockfall, and probably the gravel dumping as you say. I don't think this was the dumping of gravel. It sounded like a bomb went off and then rock tumbling/rumbling down the talus. The noise came from the South, or around the corner of the east, but not the West. |
By Garrett Soper From: Duluth, Minnesota Aug 18, 2009 |
I have to agree with John. I don't think the noise I heard was the smaller rock fall. I heard it from the south too, and I agree that it sounded like a bomb went off. It was nothing like anything I've ever heard before. |
By Tradoholic Aug 18, 2009 |
HAHA! Super funny guys! I know what you're talking about now. I encourage you to Google "Badger Ammunition Plant" for beta on those bomb sounds. Classic! |
By Garrett Soper From: Duluth, Minnesota Aug 20, 2009 |
Ha, oh thats hilarious. That makes sense. |
By Jay Knower Administrator From: Campton, NH Aug 25, 2009 |
I think that the Badger Ammunition Plant has been out of commission since the Cold War. |
By Tradoholic Aug 25, 2009 |
This is true Jay, but they are in the process of dismantling the whole thing along with destroying decaying bombs and structures. Hence, our "rock fall". Can anyone confirm my claims? I've heard these sounds for many years and from my research I figured it was coming from Badger. |
By Chris treggE Administrator From: Madison, WI Aug 25, 2009 |
We were at Balanced Rock on Sunday and heard 2 loud sounds that were more like explosives than anything, but very distant. I grew up going to a lake place near Fort Ripley in MN and it sounded like similar munitions. According to Wikipedia, which clearly is the current world knowledge base and exceedingly accurate, it's probable that it came from there. |
By Matt Satermo From: jefferson, wi Oct 11, 2009 |
I lost my wedding ring somewhere between the CCC lot and Brinton's Butress on 10/10. It's a beat up gold band. I looked for it for 3 hours this morning to no avail. In the event that anyone finds it please! contact me. As you can imagine I'm in hot water. |
By Burt Lindquist Administrator From: Madison, WI Jul 6, 2010 |
wiscnews.com/baraboonewsrepubl... A few rescues made in the park this busy weekend past. The number of casual users (swimmers/hikers/fishers/picnickers) far out weighed the number of climbers in the park this past weekend from what I saw. Not unusual by any means but helps explain the mis-haps in the boulderfields.... |
By tupelo Jul 25, 2010 |
I found a harness at the base of Brinton's crack sat. night, 7-24-10. you can reach me at firstname.lastname@example.com of this is yours. |
By Tradoholic Sep 20, 2010 |
If you can do all of the following routes (Just on TR) you can then claim Alex A is your bitch. Start your engines! Lead them and I will be your bitch, sponge-bath included ;) "Ice, Rubberman, Shaking Hands With The Chimp, The Zipper, Dyslexia, Zschiesche Roof, Modern Art, and Steaksauce, Assume the Position, AAA, Between the cheeks, Phlogiston, Mental Block, and a few odd ball 5.3's 5.4's" |
By Alex A Dec 29, 2010 |
What Nick is eluding too, these are the 16 routes that have I have not climbed of the 1600 routes, my to do list, not going to Happen, I think I'm safe from bitch duty, for awhile, a few of the routes have only 1 ascent, plus need to come to Colorado, to Collect, good luck on doing them all, you need it, |
By Tradoholic Jan 1, 2011 |
Just doing the ones Alex hasn't done would be quite the accomplishment, never mind the other 1584 routes! I might be able to close in if I stay in WI ;) |
By Tradoholic Feb 13, 2011 |
Check out the March 2011 issue of Climbing Magazine for "Lake Effect" by local Jay Knower! |
By JeanGClimbs From: Reading, VT Apr 23, 2011 |
Partner Search - I may be passing through Devil's Lake on my way west from Michigan around May 5th - 8th. Is this a place that is easy to just meet up and join up when solo? Would love to hook up with some locals (I'll lead up to 5.8/9, TR up to 5.10/11) - let me know best way to reach out or contact once I am closer to knowing when I'll be there. Thanks. |
By Tradoholic Apr 24, 2011 |
Yep, to jump of some TR's would be easy but I recommend checking people's set up before climbing ;) Stop by Boulders in Madison on the way, we can hook you up with someone. bouldersgym.com |
By Tradoholic May 13, 2011 |
Another epic journey took me by those bluffs we all see from 113 near Merry Mac's (choss), around the south side of the bluff (choked by thorn bushes), past the end of Halweg Rd (hidden talus field with no big enough boulders), past Burma Rd and through the gorge there, then north through the woods (nuthin'), back to Ski Hi Rd, and straight through the woods to the Fire Road Boulder (some un-done or forgotten lines), up the east bluff (boulders straight back from Chicago about 100 yards), down the Ice Age Trail, though the woods across the sandstone areas (nothing up top, some stuff around New Standstone), and back to the Jeep at the trail head. This means I'm 99% sure there is no climbable rock not posted currently on MP. But who knows, I didn't see it all...Happy Hunting! |
By Juggler May 31, 2011 |
To All Chicago Area Climbers: I am looking for partners to go to WI climbing and other locations(Jackson Falls, DL, The Red, Grand Dads, etc) with. I have an Airplane and can fly us there. Please send me a PM if you want more details and the cost of sharing the flight expenses. Hope to meet a few of you soon. I can fit up to 4 climbers with me in the Cherokee 6(with room for gear). I also have lodging available in a log cabin in the area :) |
By GreatLakes Jul 6, 2011 |
Anybody ever traverse at DL? Seems like it might be fun to aid climb/traverse the east rampart. |
By Tvictor Jul 20, 2011 |
Looking for a climbing partner at the lake if anyones interested let me know I can get there any day of the week |
By Troyd From: Chicago, IL Aug 21, 2011 |
Found a pair of shoes at the lake this weekend... Send an email to firstname.lastname@example.com to claim. Not worried about the area so much but please tell me the maker and the shoes name. Color would be nice too, area would help, just sayin, I dont want to give a greedy person some nice shoes! |
By Roberto de la Riva Aug 23, 2011 |
Found some gear at the lake over on East Ramp... I was climbing on August, 22, 2011. Let me know if you lost something climbing that day. Roberto |
By John Braun From: Hendersonville, NC Dec 14, 2011 |
I'm going to be in Wisconsin for a few weeks over the holidays. From what I've heard, there's been a limited amount of snow recently. Any chance the rock will be climbable around the new year? |
By Tradoholic Dec 15, 2011 |
Possible to climb a select amount of things that time of year. Depends on how much snow we get. So far things are still very climbable. Let me know if you want to give it a go, I'm always up for climbing. Might want to think ice climbing if you have the gear. If you have some stiff boots I could borrow you the rest. |
By Eero46 Feb 4, 2012 |
IS there a bouldering guide for Devil's Lake? |
By Josh Olson From: madison, wisconsin Feb 4, 2012 |
Eoro46, not really. This is the closest thing i've seen. climbingtopos.tripod.com/devil... I also heard rumors of a guide becoming available, but its not done yet. |
By Tradoholic Feb 5, 2012 |
Bouldering guide, good question. Pondering a route guide myself it was suggested by publishers that I add in bouldering, which I think is what any new guide should contain to have mass appeal. However, routes are going up pretty fast and I think it be wise to wait for that to slow down. However again, the market for any new guide at the lake isn't quite big enough to justify the time effort and $ of making one (based on my current research). However again and again, DL is such a complicated area making the guide in the first place would be seriously involved. In sum, I'm not sure if a guide will ever be written for reasons stated above plus the fact that MP has become such a complete resource. Internet killed the book star?!?!? |
By Josh Olson From: madison, wisconsin Feb 5, 2012 |
Rhoads. Put together a guide. You could ruin EVERYBODYS flash with your beta. You even have a pen name picked out, Trad Nanny. |
By randy baum From: Minneapolis, MN Feb 8, 2012 |
I agree. Rhoads you NEED to make a guide. Here's some suggestions: -Color pics and topos. Aside from climbing pictures, be sure to include topos/pics of approaches for less-traveled areas and shots of TR set-up locations. -Ticklists. I.E. Best 5.10 trad leads, Best Slab Climbs, Best OW, Best Finger Cracks, etc. You'd definitely need to make a Best Horror Shows. I'm sure you could write 10 versions of the latter. -Essays from DFLA and other persons who have had impact on route development, access, and community building through Birthday Challenges, the Centennial Challenge, and the like. All that's left to do is write and edit the damn thing. This should only take a few hours, no? :) |
By Tradoholic Feb 8, 2012 |
Damn it Baum, you're inspiring me. Maybe we could get some sort of group project going where any interested could contribute to the proj ala Google Docs. We choose a format, get in the info in the blanks and I will do a final edit. Give profits is the Access Fund or something. Wheels are turning! |
By randy baum From: Minneapolis, MN Feb 8, 2012 |
Rhoads, start a forum post. I'm down to help as much as I can being here in Mpls. |
By JJ Schlick Administrator From: Flagstaff, AZ Feb 8, 2012 |
Well I for one would love to see a well done guide for the area. Especially one with a good history section. The older I get, the more I wish I had time to collect all the old stories I heard at the crags and campfires in my formative years in Wisconsin. Before the fuckness. Hell, I've already forgotton most them, and Groth's are some of the best I have ever heard. Anyway, kudos for even thinking about taking on such a challenge, but it seems like you guys have quite a pool of talent to pull from. I'm sure it would be a labor of love, but that's one the best kinds. Would be psyched to help in anyway. |
By Eero46 Feb 22, 2012 |
Alright guys thanks for the help. What is a good guide book that covers top roping, but more importantly bouldering throughout the whole state of Wisconsin? I am really interested in the areas Devil's Lake, Governors State Park, Westby, and the central sandstone boulders. |
By Josh Olson From: madison, wisconsin Feb 22, 2012 |
Eoro46, there isn't really a guide for bouldering, the best guidebook for Devil's Lake is Swartling's Guide to Devil's Lake. It is in its third printing now, I personally like the second edition better if you can find it. Eric Z. did a bouldering guide to Devil's Lake that is alright, there is a link to some copiedish topos on the Devil's Lake bouldering page. There is no guidebook for the rest of Wisconsin, unless you count the Falcon guide Rock Climbing Minnesota and Wisconsin, but that book is pretty brief for my tastes. I've never heard of a GDSP guidebook, been there a couple times and haven't really felt a need for anything more than the topos in the areas uploaded by Chris treggE. It would be nice to have one, but I haven't heard of one. Westby and Central Sandstone are pretty good areas to just play around and find stuff. I've never run into a party there, I would be amazed if there was a guidebook. Print out mountain project and go apeshit. Hillbilly Hollow also has some interesting stuff to boulder, but its not on here. Hit me up for more beta on that area. |
By Jeff House From: rapid city sd Mar 8, 2012 |
snow on the top? |
By Eero46 Apr 8, 2012 |
Where is the best spot to camp if bouldering? |
By Chris treggE Administrator From: Madison, WI Jun 28, 2012 |
Hey DL climbers! Darin Limvere is doing a DLFA film, you may have seen some of his work with the recent Dean Potter documentary, as well as a few skateboarding movies, and Red Bull commercials. Contribute to the fund on kickstarter if you can to help defray the initial startup and music costs, otherwise look for the film coming soon! kickstarter.com/projects/21268... |
By Lycra-lover Oct 12, 2012 |
hey im from utah and am currently living in iowa and was wondering what the ideal climbing season for the lake is? it looks like its the nearest area that has a lot of good climbing ranging from difficulty and types. can anyone give me some insight and be interested in showing me around if i can make it up there? |
By Burt Lindquist Administrator From: Madison, WI Oct 13, 2012 |
Fall is best for sure but you can climb year around. Send me an e-mail. I get out often to DL but mostly weekend days and occasional Friday. firstname.lastname@example.com |
By Peter Beck Nov 19, 2012 |
I had to bail late in the day on October 27th and left an entire top rope setup on Birch Tree Crack. All the hardware is marked with blue and yellow tape. 3 Camalot's each with a bright orange BD hoodwire biner 2 Omega Pacific pear shaped lockers Blue/red/purple cordalette Purpe 1 inch webbing I'm a teacher and climbing coach in the area. Please contact me if you recovered the gear. firstname.lastname@example.com |
By Burt Lindquist Administrator From: Madison, WI Nov 27, 2012 |
Ahhh.... start of the winter hibernation mode for DL climbers.... speaking in terms of MountainProject activities specifically.... as the temps outside drop the amount of interaction slows to a sticky molasses crawl.... |
By Tradoholic Dec 1, 2012 |
Hey, did anyone climb anything hard and scary this year? Tell us about it! |
By Chris treggE Administrator From: Madison, WI Apr 26, 2013 |
If any Devil's Lake climbers found the helmet in this photo at the base of Stool Pigeon gimme a shout. It's greasy, nasty, and old (like me) and I assume nobody but me would want to use it... If you demand a bounty let me know. mountainproject.com/v/10788748... Also, there are 2 nuts on that wall free for the taking. One on Stool Pigeon and one on Chicago. 'Twas late in the day, we were lazy, blah blah blah. Maybe they are already gone. Red and purple if I remember right. Thanks! |
By Dan Adsmond May 17, 2013 |
BEWARE OF BAT! I was climbing in the Old Sandstone Area this past Wed on Team Arturo/Alligator Wall. On the far left end of the overhang about 2/3 of the way up is an awesome undercling that calls out to you. I happily jammed my fingers up in there as far as they would go and was promptly bit on my middle finger. After yanking out my hand in a hurry, I peeked up in there and saw the face and heard the chatter of a very irritated bat. Rather than stopping to discuss his medical condition with him,I apologized profusely and continued on my way floundering to the top without knowing whether he (or she...didn't check sex)was rabid. Upon returning home I jumped on the CDC site and learned that the chances of me contracting rabies from this guy were less than 6% but if I did, I could plan on dying a horrible death in the near future. I am now beginning a series of shots which aren't particularly bad in comparison to the possible alternative, but I am told, will cost several thousand dollars. My Advice: Save yourself a few bucks while improving your climbing ability, by doing Alligator Wall without the obvious undercling. Happy Climbing!...By the way Old Sandstone Area is really cool...a welcome relief from the slippery quartzite on a hot day! |
By Tito Krull May 28, 2013 |
Hello gonna be climbing the lake on the 14th of june through the 23rd or something like that, anyone is welcome to join me i've got gear, we can trade on some ropes, heres my number (920)250-1621... Also i was wondering on some common sling lengths used for anchors, i here 2-10footers and 1-20footer works pretty good, just looking for some advice on that, thanks, peace... |
By Doug Hemken Administrator May 28, 2013 |
Tito, if you haven't already bought your webbing I'd say to 20-footers is generally more useful than a 20 and 2 x 10, but 40 feet total in any combination of lengths should be enough. Hope that helps. |
By Tito Krull May 30, 2013 |
Doug thanks for the tip it helps, yea i have my webbing but i have more than enough, thanks |
By Tito Krull Jun 17, 2013 |
Hey everyone looking for a ride to devils lake willing to splitting gas cost have gear and rope |
By Burt Lindquist Administrator From: Madison, WI Aug 12, 2013 |
Great and interesting article\interview featuring JJ Schlick - one of Wisconsin's own living and climbing very actively in Arizona... www.grassroutesclimbing.com/ Posted by Joel Unema originally. |


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6K Club. 2012 Edition. Cleaner and Greener.Re: 6K Club. 2012 Edition. Cleaner and Greener.I start work at 2pm that day.
I may be able to tag along norbs.
Re: 6K Club. 2012 Edition. Cleaner and Greener.I made 784km in october which I'm really proud of. A few days off the bike this week with a torn thigh muscle. I have a big ride coming up on Sunday so the rest will do me good.
Should be a big November too
Re: 6K Club. 2012 Edition. Cleaner and Greener.Well done Dave
Re: 6K Club. 2012 Edition. Cleaner and Greener.Really nice work Dave, right on target despite the earlier interruption. Allez, allez!
Merida 903 from the LBS; Diesel engine
Re: 6K Club. 2012 Edition. Cleaner and Greener.
Ouch! I only clocked 451km which is pretty poor really, considering I was hoping to do 200km a week this summer. Family situation has changed so will have to down grade my yearly target for the next few years, was thinking 10k was realistic now 6k seems hard
Re: 6K Club. 2012 Edition. Cleaner and Greener.Well, a few noteworthy items for this weekend warrior (or whatever other terms suit..) It was a year ago yesterday that I got my bike, and I celebrated tonight with a lovely 22km thru the hills near my place.
I think I've done about 6000km, my odometer says 5715, and I've done a couple hundred on the mtb, and a bit before I got the bike computer. Anyway, I had a great month in October. 17 rides (ytd 121), including Kinglake 115km and ATB 210km. 778.22km (ytd 5198.53km) 8951 metres climbed (ytd 93074) My metres climbed are wrong though, after getting an I Phone, and Strava a few weeks ago, I'm seeing that Bikely overstated elevation by anywhere from 25-50%. I'll be conservative and say I've probably done about 60000 metres. I'm gonna stop counting this year, and start fresh next year. All going well I will get the 6000km target well before Dec 31st. A huge thankyou to everyone on this thread. I love reading the banter, and relating to what everyone else goes through on their rides. Great source of advice and info too, thanks guys & girls! Looking forward to many more years cycling, I am addicted! "It is the unknown around the corner that turns my wheels"
Re: 6K Club. 2012 Edition. Cleaner and Greener.Nice work Oldnewby, lucky there aren't too many hills around Berwick
How hard was Kinglake compared to ATB? Merida 903 from the LBS; Diesel engine
Re: 6K Club. 2012 Edition. Cleaner and Greener.
Nice one! I bought my first roadie in Sept last year..
I'm about the same
Re: 6K Club. 2012 Edition. Cleaner and Greener.Nice going Oldnewby.
Curious thing with the elevation gain, my Garmin always records lower than the people I'm riding with, in some cases it can be a couple of hundred meters less, so it doesn't appear to be an exact science. Had a great ride this morning with Sblack. Started in mild drizzle then we climbed into the cloud and had more persistent drizzle, then it really began to rain! We rode on good fire trails with some steep climbs to get to Brokers Nose at the top of the escarpment, to be rewarded with an awesome if slightly misty view Brokers Nose by _granty, on Flickr and then with some advice from a local guide we hit (me with various parts of my body) some awesome singletrack with rocky drops and berms before looping back up to the top of Mt Keira via Picton Road in search of more tracks. We punted around for a while on a number of tracks that were designed more for wlaking than riding, before descending down through Mt Pleasant, my brakes fading quickly along the way. Checking the bruises and gouges on my shins just now, I had a ball.
Re: 6K Club. 2012 Edition. Cleaner and Greener.Thanks for the ride Grant, had a great time.
Oldnewby, top effort for your first year on the bike, regardless of what the real figure for the climbing is it's still a decent chunk of climbing. I've found the opposite around here comparing bikely to my garmin, with bikely giving readings about 2/3 what the garmin does for some of the Audax rides in the area. As with Grant I've noted other's computers getting higher readings than mine as well, in fact, using strava to compare the section Grant and I rode this morning aparantly Grant climbed 812m while I climbed 771m so I'd call that fairly close. I wonder if mounting location has anything to do with it? I notice both Grant and I had the garmin mounted on the stem rather than the bars. Possibly this changes airflow over the barometric sensor enough to alter the readings between the two positions. I'm not too concerned though as I accept it may have limited accuracy but it's consistent enough for me to use for setting climbing goals and I that's really the main thing I use it for. Getting back to [url=http://app.strava.com/activities/26765713]today's ride[url] and it was an early start to the day for me. Getting up while still dark the first thing I did was go check on the bike to happily note two inflated tyres. Normally this would be a given but a couple of nights ago I got around to converting the 29er to tubeless. I'd started with the rear and it seamed an easy enough process which a quick check showing no leaks and the tyre staying up I moved onto the front. It proved a little more difficult, taking more swishing around of sealant and placing the wheel horizontal for a few minutes before more shaking and laying the wheel the other way up. Finally it looked all good and I set the tyres to riding pressure and left the bike for the night. Yesterday morning I was disappointed and a little surprised to find the rear had gone flat but the front was ok. So last night I'd had another go at the rear. After pumping it up I found one small leak and that was all. So this morning when both tyres where still inflated it was a good start to the day. The plan for the ride was pretty simple. I'd ride down to catch the 6:16 train from Albion Park into Wollongong to meet Grant, from there we'd ride up to Brokers Nose and then see how things went from there, possibly meeting up with another couple of guys who'd changed their plans from riding down Keira to riding down Kembla. As I left home the morning mist had given way to some drizzle but I was more concerned with seeing how the tyres would go tubeless. Leaning into the first couple of corners a little more cautiously all went well and before long I was cornering like normal and the tyres where happily staying on the rim as they're meant to, no signs of losing air. Riding along the flattish ride to the station my initial impression was they tyres rolled easier than they had with tubes and I felt that was the case throughout the day so so far the tubeless worked well. After meeting Grant we headed along back streets and cycleways to make our way to the Tarrawanna entrance to the Lower Escarpment Trail and time for the climbing to begin. The first section of dirt climb had been graded since I'd last been there which gave a lot more freedom of line choice compared to the rutted mess it was ten months ago. The trail is a pleasant setting for a ride and thankfully the drizzle hadn't hampered grip too much as we made our way along the undulating trail. A wallaby crossing the trail ahead of us helping complete the bush setting. There are a couple of steep pitches along the way that I'd failed to successfully ride up last time. Ten months on and it appears my ability to get the balance between front and rear weight has improved and I was pleased to make them this time. Getting closer to our turn up the escarpment and a gate came into view. I was thinking it seamed familiar as being not long before the turn as Grant informed me that's where he'd turned back on his last ride. We then discovered he was closer to the turn that we'd thought, not 400m down the road, not even 40, more like 10 or 15. Rixons Pass is another tough climb to the top where more open fire trail greets us for ride across to Brokers Nose. Closer to Brokers Nose there are plenty of signs of tracks disappearing into the bush, previous strava searching had shown some segments but down which track I had no idea. At Brokers Nose we enjoyed some of Grant's freshly baked banana bread before another rider came along. She kindly offered to lead us through some of the singletrack towards Mt Keira where we could take some other trails back down to Wollongong. The first section she took us down was quite rough and rocky with a few drop-offs along the way. I wasn't confident enough to try a few of them but when there was a couple I decided to try it was always a case of them not being as bad as they looked. Some more practice and that section should be more and more rideable. As she left us with directions to keep heading across to Keira there was a bit more rough stuff follwed by a big drop, apparently known as Scary Rock Drop and then things smooth out for some really nice flowing single track. With stuff like this out there it would be easy to spend hours around the area exploring and finding where all the best bits are. Definately worth more trips to check it all out. From there we didn't managed to find the track leading from Picton Rd to Mt Keira but suspect it was in waterboard property we're not supposed to enter anyway. Signs warning of $11000 fines are certainly not an encouragement to go in and search for it either. As we get closer to Keira I call the others to find they are going to try and find the Keira Drift Track and are currently parked at Robertson's Knoll about to head off and find it. With a belief the Drift Track is a bit more of a downhill style track than we're looking for Grant and I decide to follow a trail on Mt Keira instead. The trail has some nice sections broken up by sections we have to walk and ends up coming out at Roberton's Lookout according to the information sign we'd arrived at. There's a handy map on the sign to give us some better ideas of where to head from there and decide to take the road back to go and join the Ring Track and follow it to the Mt Pleasant Fire Management Trail. As we emerge onto the road we see that Roberton's Lookout is the same as Roberton's Knoll and the ute the others had left behind was sitting there. On the road it was a very short and quick run back to where we'd just come from. The Ring Track started with walking down steps, some very slippery in the wet. Steps, logs and an occasional vine would break up sections of single track along the very wet trail. The ferns at the trail edge in sections did a fantastic job of holding water to saturate you as you rode past but it was still a very enjoyable trail to ride. Obvious that it was used mostly as a walking trail though as logs where left to block the track and act as an offroad version of a speed hump where we had to dismount on many occasions rather than having some extra bits of log added to turn them into log rolls. The slippery conditions brought us both undone at some stage, more as a result of our shoes having no grip rather than our tyres though with me putting my foot down as I stopped only to have it slip out leaving me flat on the ground with the bike on top of me and a bit further on Grant stepping onto a bridge and sliding off the side. Still neither of us where badly harmed and we had plenty of fun along the way as well as coming across a lyrebird. At the end of the Ring Track it was time to go back on fire trail. Some nice and easy open stuff I thought as we entered what looked like a cruisy fire trail. Then we turned a corner and the trail dropped. It wasn't cruisy anymore, it was a fast blast down to Mt Pleasant with a couple of easy jumps along the way. Such a complete opposite to the slower technical stuff we'd just been on but both a heap of fun. We'd managed to get to the end with plenty of time to spare so as Grant went home I went to check out a couple of LBS before heading back to jump on a train. With a train at the platform as I arrived I decided to just jump on and see if it was the right one. I could always get off at the next stop and get on the right train if it wasn't and that's what I had to do as the announcement came with the train moving off that I was on the Port Kembla service. Getting off at Coniston I found I had a long wait for the right train and after eating some lunch decided I could ride on and make at least Unanderra before the train caught up to me. So I noted down times for a couple of stations and headed off. Ended up being that I stayed ahead of the train the whole way and got home just before it was due in Albion Park Station so I got to ride further and save time
Re: 6K Club. 2012 Edition. Cleaner and Greener.Been riding consistantly lately, got myself another bike it's a Giant TCR Aero 2002, full shimano 105 groupset, compact crank 50x34, 9sp..... was a steal for $250 , been ridden very lightly since new, maybe 1500 km at the most!
Re: 6K Club. 2012 Edition. Cleaner and Greener.
Nice bargain Breezer
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cheers c&w, I can honestly say ATB was harder - only cos I'd never ridden that distance before. I said to my mate at around 160km, "wow, I feel pretty good", then about 10km later the hard stuff started. I love hills, so I definitely enjoyed Kinglake. But ATB was a much bigger event, so the atmosphere was more enjoyable.
Nice work Ozkaban!
thanks grantw, looks like you guys had a good ride today!
thanks too sblack, As I said, I love the encouragement on this thread, keep up the great riding everyone! "It is the unknown around the corner that turns my wheels"
Re: 6K Club. 2012 Edition. Cleaner and Greener.I had an aborted Sydney to Gong ride yesterday. Only made it to Waterfall as I broke 4 spokes in my back wheel.
Was planning on riding right back to Nowra, oh well, there is always next year.
Re: 6K Club. 2012 Edition. Cleaner and Greener.With today's ride I cracked 5000km so I'm almost back on par
Re: 6K Club. 2012 Edition. Cleaner and Greener.My wife got her roster and it's not looking friendly for the 79 mile challenge. She's on night shift for the 16th and 17th so I'll need to have the kids for the days so she can get some sleep. So I'll have to say the Shoalhaven tour is out of the question and I'll have to play it by ear to see where I get to fit the ride in, might have to tow Noah along for it.
Anyway, I have a week to worry about that. Got an easy couple of days now resting before the Fling on Sunday. Really looking forward to it.
Re: 6K Club. 2012 Edition. Cleaner and Greener.I'm sure you'll work something out for the 79. And good luck on the fling on Sunday. Should be great fun!
Re: 6K Club. 2012 Edition. Cleaner and Greener.Well the Fling was tough. I cut the last stage out as I was knackered.
http://app.strava.com/activities/27478081 Still turned out to be 94kms and I improved my NPCCI score by 0.40 How did you go Shane?
Re: 6K Club. 2012 Edition. Cleaner and Greener.Given I was a fair way ahead of the triangle I thought I'd up the goal to 6,999 KM. Mind you, the red triangle looks a bit bloody close now.
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Re: 6K Club. 2012 Edition. Cleaner and Greener.
Keep going David, you are so close now... Lisa
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Good effort considering a couple of weeks ago you where to sick to ride. I was pretty happy with my ride. My only problem was my rear tyre. Started the day tubeless and all was going well until a bit after 50km when I got a puncture. Stopped and put it to the bottom, seamed to seal so I continued on. Only lasted a few minutes before it opened up again so I stopped and gave it longer to seal this time but it didn't hold again. Decided it was time to put a tube in. Fitted a tube and pumping away for ages thinking this hand pump sucks, taking forever to get any pressure. Sure enough there was a leak where a previous puncture repair had failed so it was time for the second tube. My pump really did suck at getting decent pressure, not helped by the previous pumping wearing me out, but I thought I had enough pressure to keep going and maybe top it up at transition with a floor pump. Well I was wrong, the little creek crossing just before halfway hill I pinch flatted and things kept getting worse. With all the sealant now on the tube getting it clean enough for a patch to stick was difficult and I only got about 50 metres up the hill before I was flat again. Spent ages trying to get one tube to hold air. Ended up getting some elastoplast out of the first aid supplies to hold the patches in place. By this stage I'd used all my patches but was given another by a kind passer by. That got me to within the last 10 km of the stage when the tyre went flat again. No worries, not far to transition and it's a slow leak, I'll just pump it up and ride on. Leaked faster this time and in another couple of kilometres I was pumping it up again.. and again.. until with about 5 km left it was leaking as fast as I could pump it so I rode on a flat into transition. There I was greeted with the bad news that they had no tubes. Thankfully another ride gave me a patch kit and I set about patching tubes to get one to hold air. A few more patches later and I had a tube holding air again and it was off into the last stage. Thankfully that saw me through to the end. So a couple of lessons for next time. Firstly no more patched tubes as spares. The one that had failed had previously been used on the bike for a couple of months without issue but within the two weeks since going tubeless it had come undone while sitting in my saddle bag. Secondly, it's time to get some CO2 canisters or a better pump, maybe both. Enough air in the good tube and I wouldn't have pinch flatted and could have made it without having to resort to patches. So how was the ride other than that? The forecast rain hadn't come so the conditions where still quite dry and dusty. Made for some fun fishtailing through some fast sandy sections as well as bringing new meaning to the term "eat my dust" as at times, particularly in the early stages when everyone was bunched up, you'd find yourself riding into the dust cloud created by the rider in front. It took a few kilometres for the field to settle out and from there I set about trying to cruise through the early stages rather than push too hard to soon. Was working well and I was feeling comfortable as well as holding a faster pace than my initial plan. The course in the early sections was definitely faster than the Wingello section I'd ridden a few weeks earlier. Through the first transition and I actually got stopped by the train that the 5 minutes to get between transitions was introduced for. It was still a cruisy ride to make it just under the 5 minutes and head into stage 2. It was some more comfortable cruising before the singletrack started. That's when I started feeling it, so much harder work in the single track but having plenty of fun and still comfortably ahead of my initial 10 hour target time, in fact I was sitting closer to to a 6.5 hour pace but I knew it was still going to get tougher from here and the average was sure to drop. I reached the wall that had beaten me last time and did much better this time, I'd made it past the water bar and was looking like I could make it when I heard the sounds of the elite riders coming up behind. A couple of checks behind me and there was no way I was getting to the top before they caught me so I moved over to give them the good line up and that was my climb over. I'd made the hardest part but once I moved onto the rocky edge I couldn't straighten up and keep going. I was at least thankful they'd caught me hear and I was able to get out of the way without holding them up rather than in some section of single track where it could have been a lot harder to get out of the way. There was only the occasional rider to get out of the way of on the single track then at the 50km mark and I was on a short section of fire trail between the single track when Jenny Fay made her way past on her way to make it 6 from 6 wins for the Elite Female in the series this year. It was on the next section of single track that I managed to get the puncture. Probably from moving into the bush one time to let a faster rider through. The next challenge on the list would be halfway hill, a section that was closed on my last ride of Wingello. It turned out to be not as bad as I was expecting. Yes it was long and slow but not as challenging as some of the shorter but steeper climbs along the way. It was in the final stage on the private property section that I would find the course most challenging. A section called the Roller Coaster saw me come to a sudden halt as I cramped on one of the uphill bits. Somewhere else in that single track a short sandy uphill also brought me to a stop as the front dug in and rear started spinning. Then Brokeback Mountain, a winding path worn into a grass hill was another slow, energy sapping climb. By the top I was pretty stuffed and just rolled through much of the next bit of single track while I recovered. By this stage I was starting to contemplate what to do at Your Call and lost count of the number of times I changed my mind over whether to try the steep was or not over the next few kilometres. When I arrived it just seamed instinctive to go left and head up the steep bit, after all, if I could just crawl up it in granny gear it should still be quicker than the longer flatter way. It was surprisingly not as tough as I expected either. Apart from a loose rock causing my rear to slip sideways, bringing me to a brief stop I was able to ride it more comfortably than many other sections of the course. That was the last major feature and from there it was a fairly straight forward run to the finish, with one final little bit of single track in the few hundred metres the only thing to slow progress other than tired legs. So I crossed the line still comfortably under my initial 10 hour target with an official race time of 8:58:14.8.
Re: 6K Club. 2012 Edition. Cleaner and Greener.Well done Shane and Lewy, that's one tough ride. Beautiful day for it too.
I've not been on the bike for a week, a bit unwell.
Re: 6K Club. 2012 Edition. Cleaner and Greener.Sounds like an awesome day out Shane and Mugglechops though I can't imagine how tiring 90-100kms on dirt must be. Huge effort
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Was a great day for it. Hope you get better soon, shame to have happened just as you'd got back in front of the triangle.
Re: 6K Club. 2012 Edition. Cleaner and Greener.Great job Shane, I don't think I would have been that far behind you with the issues you had. Half way hill was a walk all the way for me as I couldn't get granny gear so I was stuck in the middle ring
If I did that last section my time would have been close to 10 hours.
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Evidently Taylor Swift was also cast too. Which is better news than Katie Holmes being cast.
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Ampflwang Camp / Österreich
- Exclusive use of the track in training groups of up to 8 riders
- Section training in the original track sections of Enduro Masters
- Individual Training depending on the riding level of the group
- Opportunity for a test ride (Selection of the latest KTM EXC Models)
- Rental bike possible (Selection of the latest KTM EXC Models)
Additional € 125,- - Technical support and spare part service (only for current KTM models)
- Bike wash areas available
- Drinks & snacks at the base
- Photo service
- "Ready to Race" Certificate
TRAINING SCHEDULE (download pdf)
- The RACE CAMP will only be done with an corresponding size of the group. Minimum is 4 rider
- If the group size shouldn't be achieved, KTM will be able to chancel the event latest 1 week in advance of the CAMP
- Participation with own motorcycle (open for all brands)
- Offroad-Protection gear is obligatory
- Travelling has to be organised individually
- Refuelling is to organize itself - next gas station about 10 km away
- Coaches speak German and English
- The training schedule can be changed individually up to the riding skills of the group
- Participation with own motorcycle (open for all brands)
- The bike has to be in a proper technical condition
- Please bring your own crash- and spare parts as well as the corresponding tool
- Opportunity for a test ride (Selection of the latest KTM EXC models)
- Rental bike possible (Selection of the latest KTM EXC models)
Additional € 125,-
Ampflwang Camp / Österreich
Our spacious training grounds are situated in the Hausruck region of Upper Austria. The former coal mining facility provides extremely flexible training options due to the comprehensive nature of the site. Both beginners and advanced riders can enjoy unrestricted riding pleasure here - and while they're at it, the varied terrain increases the success of the training by improving individual ability.
With steep climbs and descents through trees over slippery roots, our hardcore Enduro excursion will bring to mind a few horror stories from deep in the woods at the Erzberg.
To ensure that even our keenest training participants do not become bored, the 3 km training course is constantly being changed and spiced up as well!
Escorted by professionals, riders are taught how to handle their bikes properly on specially prepared training stations, along with important basics, such as visual techniques, bends and riding through ruts. At the very least, the riding skills exercises and the tricky obstacle course provide enough excitement for everyone.
Our training is adapted to the individual ability of the participants. This guarantees that everyone achieves their training goals.
The KTM Enduro Race Camp in Ampflwang is organised in exclusive partnership with TerraX Dream.


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Comments On Jan 19, 2015:Replaced the chipped reeds that I had. Restored the throttle response that I had lost.
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Comments On Jan 25, 2013:A direct OEM replacement.
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Comments On Jan 11, 2013:Great product would recommend these parts for any one to use on there ride.
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Comments On Aug 05, 2012:work great. love the power these reeds put put
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Comments On Jan 26, 2011:Bring back the pep or replace because of chips missing from your old reeds. These things are so easy to change.
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Comments On Feb 22, 2008:Love the V-F 3 cage, a snap to change.
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Comments On Nov 10, 2007:Since these are only going to replace the same reeds you already have in your V force, there's no magical performance increase (unless you've run the old reeds until they are chipped to death).
What I was impressed with is the way in which the reeds are secured. No screws to back out, no stress points on the reeds to cause quicker fatigue. A very good design.
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