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Climbing "Player" Profile: Justin Jaeger - VOLUME 1 - SEPTEMBER, 2006
Though access has become tricky, Ute Pass has a good assortment of fun lines. Brian Johnson and I spotted this line and had to play on it as a traverse. The full top out is yet to come, as the downclimb is maybe as difficult as the upper half pictured.
Photo Brian Johnson
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Name every area you’ve been to in the last two months, and the number of days spent at each.
Allenspark: 1 session
Castlewood Canyon: 12 sessions
Crested Butte: 2 fullfullfull days
Eldorado Canyon: 75 minutes
Elevenmile Canyon: 1/2 day due to rain/doughnuts
Evergreen: 2 hours
Flagstaff Mtn.: 2 hours
Flatirons: 1 full day
G-pass: 30 minutes
Mount Evans A&B: 4 days, one of them commando (i.e., 2 hours hiking, 30 minutes climbing)
Redcliff: 2 hours
RMNP: 4 and 1/3 days
Swissco: 1 day (spent drying holds with napkins and shirt)
Vedauwoo: 1/2 day
Gym: 8 sessions
So then you must be a dirtbag climber, right?
I’m a trust and estate attorney for a very small firm, so I do make a respectable living, though I need to keep a close watch on spending since my wife and I are living on my salary until she can sell some horses [she buys, trains, and sells Quarter Horses]. Once I pay my loans and bills each month, I come away with about the same as your average, non-trustafarian, college student. Regardless, I am fortunate to live in my own home and drive a car that runs.
Skipper D -- a somewhat committing and completely classic Upper Chaos line.
Photo Ryan Olson
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