Mark Anderson1, writing on his blog about the FA of a potential 5.14c in Colorado’s Clear Creek Canyon called Siberian Express:
I’m calling the route Siberian Express. Based on my maintenance training I can confidently say that I was in top shape when I did it.
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The weather likely extended the outcome somewhat, but considering my fitness and the twelve days required, I suspect it’s the hardest route I’ve climbed and warrants a 5.
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14c rating. More importantly, it’s a great route.
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Mark also did the FA of Double Stout at Clear Creek back in January at a proposed grade of 5.14a.
- Not to be confused with his brother Mike who just recently repeated Mission Impossible ↩
Weird title. Possible? Potential? I think it is 14c unless someone repeats it and suggests something else.
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Post enough times about an FA being a certain grade only to have it subsequently downgraded 95%* of the time and you start to be cautious about the language you use
*approximate
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On the contrary, I think “potential” is a better reflection of a route/boulders difficulty until more ascents solidify a grade. Even then…its can still be pretty wobbly.
Moral of the story: A hard route hath been vanquished. Before thou ventureth into speculation, perchance it wise to cast thine lot against the stone as well?
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Yeah dave
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