Chris Schulte and Paul Robinson have done quick 2nd and 3rd ascents of Dave Graham’s recently opened V14 at Mt. Evans called Big Worm with Robinson suggesting it might be hard V13. Picture of Robinson from Chuck Fryberger. Pictures of Schulte.

Big Worm (V14) Repeated Twice
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Tags: PCI
Climbers: Chris Schulte, Paul Robinson
Areas: Mt. Evans
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Projecting a route like this requires all of your attention, and having to devote all of your attention to a route like this can get really tiring really fast. At some point, you just want to get it over with. Of course, afterward you feel a mix of relief and loss. Relief that you’re done and the epic is over, and loss that this magnificent line doesn’t require your presence anymore. But for me, I think I’ll have to take a nice long break from serious route projects for a little while after this. Like Randy Levitt said, “It’s like a limestone El Cap.” Obviously, that’s a bit of an exaggeration, but it does sort of convey the amount of work required to complete a project of this caliber.
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hee hee! thanks, but i certainly made no “quick” repeat of Big Worm.. I put about 6 days into it this year, about the same amount of time it took me to do Gecko Assis, my first v14, supposedly hard for the grade (?).. Big Worm has big (sloping) holds, but its about 22 moves long, and from 70 to 90 deg. overhanging! Paul is a monster, plain and simple, tho B.W. is prolly a different sort of 8b+ than any in font, and, tho it’s “my style” gave me a tough run. I’m no 5.14+ sport climber, tho…
A few dudes have put down Ode to the Modern Man in a few tries, or 30 min, or a day… I watched Kevin Jorgensen almost FLASH it IN THE RAIN (!), falling off high on the problem.. Anybody got thoughts on this one? It KILLS me, personally..
Diff’rent strokes for diff’rent folks…
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Hey Chris,
Thanks for stopping by to share more about your ascent. I guess what I meant by quick was that you guys both sent shortly after the FA.
As far as Ode is concerned, I’ve heard from a couple people that it might even be V13…
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heard that too; it wrecks me!
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