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A manly climb~ The Dawn Wall

This guy did the so called Fitz Traverse in Patagonia last year.Maori your way to the y tube clip- it's worth a watch doggone tapia talk header blocked my ability to actually search for this within you tube itself.

http://www.patagonia.com/us/fitztraverse

Here's a write up on it, featuring a detailed written account and a list of equipment taken along.

http://alpinist.com/doc/web14w/newswire-fitz-traverse-caldwell-honnold
Seriously bad @$$.

Then there are those who climb for a living- a far less romanticized and less applauded crew of monkeys.

http://industrialclimbers.com

Here's the obligatory "tower climbing" video- via helmet cam. Not for the easily queasy, these guys take an elevator up to about 1600 feet then climb up to about 1700 some odd feet- the last few feet of which there is NO fall arrest or safety lines.

http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=INbKYq0G9nU
 
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THEY MADE IT!

Thanks for the Patagonia vid - "awesome" doesn't even begin to describe it... wow...
 
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