Change Log for Bachar-Yerian

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Total Changes

31

First Change

7th Dec 2021

Last Change

3rd Mar 2025

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1 3rd March 2025 14:23:22 remus ascent John Bachar notes
Before
> Reaching the top was like waking out of a big dream in the middle of the afternoon, blinking in the unexpectedness of continued daylight. [Dave [Yerian]](/climber/1144/dave-yerian) looked as disoriented as I felt. In a self-deprecating way, we decided to call our line the Bachar-Yerian, an echo of grander routes such as the Chouinard-Herbert or the Steck-Salathé. We’d tried, in our own fashion, to be true to their spirit. In the end, I’d only placed thirteen bolts on the whole route: four from hooks, and the rest from no-hands stances including six for belays. Some people might criticize my use of aid, but I’d never intended to call it a free route–just to keep it as free as I could. Over and over I’d felt my whole life come down to one small move, one crystal–and within those tiny spaces and moments, I’d tried to get a measure of myself. Dave, meanwhile, watching me struggle, had stayed poised at each moment to protect me, despite the exposure that whirled about him and the weariness of his long-sustained fear. [1] ### References [1] [https://alpinist.com/first-ascent/bachar-yerian/](https://alpinist.com/first-ascent/bachar-yerian/)
After
> Reaching the top was like waking out of a big dream in the middle of the afternoon, blinking in the unexpectedness of continued daylight. [Dave [Yerian]](/climber/1144/dave-yerian) looked as disoriented as I felt. In a self-deprecating way, we decided to call our line the Bachar-Yerian, an echo of grander routes such as the Chouinard-Herbert or the Steck-Salathé. We’d tried, in our own fashion, to be true to their spirit. In the end, I’d only placed thirteen bolts on the whole route: four from hooks, and the rest from no-hands stances including six for belays. Some people might criticize my use of aid, but I’d never intended to call it a free route–just to keep it as free as I could. Over and over I’d felt my whole life come down to one small move, one crystal–and within those tiny spaces and moments, I’d tried to get a measure of myself. Dave, meanwhile, watching me struggle, had stayed poised at each moment to protect me, despite the exposure that whirled about him and the weariness of his long-sustained fear. [1] ### References [1] [https://alpinist.com/first-ascent/bachar-yerian/](https://alpinist.com/first-ascent/bachar-yerian/) [2] [https://open.spotify.com/episode/7ix0YBwiTjj7ilO83xpGez?](https://open.spotify.com/episode/7ix0YBwiTjj7ilO83xpGez?)
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### References

-[1] [https://alpinist.com/first-ascent/bachar-yerian/](https://alpinist.com/first-ascent/bachar-yerian/)
+[1] [https://alpinist.com/first-ascent/bachar-yerian/](https://alpinist.com/first-ascent/bachar-yerian/)
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+[2] [https://open.spotify.com/episode/7ix0YBwiTjj7ilO83xpGez?](https://open.spotify.com/episode/7ix0YBwiTjj7ilO83xpGez?)
2 3rd March 2025 14:23:22 remus ascent John Bachar notes_pretty
Before
<blockquote> <p>Reaching the top was like waking out of a big dream in the middle of the afternoon, blinking in the unexpectedness of continued daylight. <a href="/climber/1144/dave-yerian">Dave [Yerian]</a> looked as disoriented as I felt. In a self-deprecating way, we decided to call our line the Bachar-Yerian, an echo of grander routes such as the Chouinard-Herbert or the Steck-Salathé. We’d tried, in our own fashion, to be true to their spirit. In the end, I’d only placed thirteen bolts on the whole route: four from hooks, and the rest from no-hands stances including six for belays. Some people might criticize my use of aid, but I’d never intended to call it a free route–just to keep it as free as I could. Over and over I’d felt my whole life come down to one small move, one crystal–and within those tiny spaces and moments, I’d tried to get a measure of myself. Dave, meanwhile, watching me struggle, had stayed poised at each moment to protect me, despite the exposure that whirled about him and the weariness of his long-sustained fear. [1]</p> </blockquote> <h3>References</h3> <p>[1] <a href="https://alpinist.com/first-ascent/bachar-yerian/">https://alpinist.com/first-ascent/bachar-yerian/</a></p>
After
<blockquote> <p>Reaching the top was like waking out of a big dream in the middle of the afternoon, blinking in the unexpectedness of continued daylight. <a href="/climber/1144/dave-yerian">Dave [Yerian]</a> looked as disoriented as I felt. In a self-deprecating way, we decided to call our line the Bachar-Yerian, an echo of grander routes such as the Chouinard-Herbert or the Steck-Salathé. We’d tried, in our own fashion, to be true to their spirit. In the end, I’d only placed thirteen bolts on the whole route: four from hooks, and the rest from no-hands stances including six for belays. Some people might criticize my use of aid, but I’d never intended to call it a free route–just to keep it as free as I could. Over and over I’d felt my whole life come down to one small move, one crystal–and within those tiny spaces and moments, I’d tried to get a measure of myself. Dave, meanwhile, watching me struggle, had stayed poised at each moment to protect me, despite the exposure that whirled about him and the weariness of his long-sustained fear. [1]</p> </blockquote> <h3>References</h3> <p>[1] <a href="https://alpinist.com/first-ascent/bachar-yerian/">https://alpinist.com/first-ascent/bachar-yerian/</a></p> <p>[2] <a href="https://open.spotify.com/episode/7ix0YBwiTjj7ilO83xpGez?">https://open.spotify.com/episode/7ix0YBwiTjj7ilO83xpGez?</a></p>
3 13th November 2024 08:52:58 remus ascent John Bachar notes_pretty
Before
<blockquote> <p>Reaching the top was like waking out of a big dream in the middle of the afternoon, blinking in the unexpectedness of continued daylight. Dave looked as disoriented as I felt. In a self-deprecating way, we decided to call our line the Bachar-Yerian, an echo of grander routes such as the Chouinard-Herbert or the Steck-Salathé. We’d tried, in our own fashion, to be true to their spirit. In the end, I’d only placed thirteen bolts on the whole route: four from hooks, and the rest from no-hands stances including six for belays. Some people might criticize my use of aid, but I’d never intended to call it a free route–just to keep it as free as I could. Over and over I’d felt my whole life come down to one small move, one crystal–and within those tiny spaces and moments, I’d tried to get a measure of myself. Dave, meanwhile, watching me struggle, had stayed poised at each moment to protect me, despite the exposure that whirled about him and the weariness of his long-sustained fear. [1]</p> </blockquote> <h3>References</h3> <p>[1] <a href="https://alpinist.com/first-ascent/bachar-yerian/">https://alpinist.com/first-ascent/bachar-yerian/</a></p>
After
<blockquote> <p>Reaching the top was like waking out of a big dream in the middle of the afternoon, blinking in the unexpectedness of continued daylight. <a href="/climber/1144/dave-yerian">Dave [Yerian]</a> looked as disoriented as I felt. In a self-deprecating way, we decided to call our line the Bachar-Yerian, an echo of grander routes such as the Chouinard-Herbert or the Steck-Salathé. We’d tried, in our own fashion, to be true to their spirit. In the end, I’d only placed thirteen bolts on the whole route: four from hooks, and the rest from no-hands stances including six for belays. Some people might criticize my use of aid, but I’d never intended to call it a free route–just to keep it as free as I could. Over and over I’d felt my whole life come down to one small move, one crystal–and within those tiny spaces and moments, I’d tried to get a measure of myself. Dave, meanwhile, watching me struggle, had stayed poised at each moment to protect me, despite the exposure that whirled about him and the weariness of his long-sustained fear. [1]</p> </blockquote> <h3>References</h3> <p>[1] <a href="https://alpinist.com/first-ascent/bachar-yerian/">https://alpinist.com/first-ascent/bachar-yerian/</a></p>
4 13th November 2024 08:52:58 remus ascent John Bachar notes
Before
> Reaching the top was like waking out of a big dream in the middle of the afternoon, blinking in the unexpectedness of continued daylight. Dave looked as disoriented as I felt. In a self-deprecating way, we decided to call our line the Bachar-Yerian, an echo of grander routes such as the Chouinard-Herbert or the Steck-Salathé. We’d tried, in our own fashion, to be true to their spirit. In the end, I’d only placed thirteen bolts on the whole route: four from hooks, and the rest from no-hands stances including six for belays. Some people might criticize my use of aid, but I’d never intended to call it a free route–just to keep it as free as I could. Over and over I’d felt my whole life come down to one small move, one crystal–and within those tiny spaces and moments, I’d tried to get a measure of myself. Dave, meanwhile, watching me struggle, had stayed poised at each moment to protect me, despite the exposure that whirled about him and the weariness of his long-sustained fear. [1] ### References [1] [https://alpinist.com/first-ascent/bachar-yerian/](https://alpinist.com/first-ascent/bachar-yerian/)
After
> Reaching the top was like waking out of a big dream in the middle of the afternoon, blinking in the unexpectedness of continued daylight. [Dave [Yerian]](/climber/1144/dave-yerian) looked as disoriented as I felt. In a self-deprecating way, we decided to call our line the Bachar-Yerian, an echo of grander routes such as the Chouinard-Herbert or the Steck-Salathé. We’d tried, in our own fashion, to be true to their spirit. In the end, I’d only placed thirteen bolts on the whole route: four from hooks, and the rest from no-hands stances including six for belays. Some people might criticize my use of aid, but I’d never intended to call it a free route–just to keep it as free as I could. Over and over I’d felt my whole life come down to one small move, one crystal–and within those tiny spaces and moments, I’d tried to get a measure of myself. Dave, meanwhile, watching me struggle, had stayed poised at each moment to protect me, despite the exposure that whirled about him and the weariness of his long-sustained fear. [1] ### References [1] [https://alpinist.com/first-ascent/bachar-yerian/](https://alpinist.com/first-ascent/bachar-yerian/)
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-> Reaching the top was like waking out of a big dream in the middle of the afternoon, blinking in the unexpectedness of continued daylight. Dave looked as disoriented as I felt. In a self-deprecating way, we decided to call our line the Bachar-Yerian, an echo of grander routes such as the Chouinard-Herbert or the Steck-Salathé. We’d tried, in our own fashion, to be true to their spirit. In the end, I’d only placed thirteen bolts on the whole route: four from hooks, and the rest from no-hands stances including six for belays. Some people might criticize my use of aid, but I’d never intended to call it a free route–just to keep it as free as I could. Over and over I’d felt my whole life come down to one small move, one crystal–and within those tiny spaces and moments, I’d tried to get a measure of myself. Dave, meanwhile, watching me struggle, had stayed poised at each moment to protect me, despite the exposure that whirled about him and the weariness of his long-sustained fear. [1]
+> Reaching the top was like waking out of a big dream in the middle of the afternoon, blinking in the unexpectedness of continued daylight. [Dave [Yerian]](/climber/1144/dave-yerian) looked as disoriented as I felt. In a self-deprecating way, we decided to call our line the Bachar-Yerian, an echo of grander routes such as the Chouinard-Herbert or the Steck-Salathé. We’d tried, in our own fashion, to be true to their spirit. In the end, I’d only placed thirteen bolts on the whole route: four from hooks, and the rest from no-hands stances including six for belays. Some people might criticize my use of aid, but I’d never intended to call it a free route–just to keep it as free as I could. Over and over I’d felt my whole life come down to one small move, one crystal–and within those tiny spaces and moments, I’d tried to get a measure of myself. Dave, meanwhile, watching me struggle, had stayed poised at each moment to protect me, despite the exposure that whirled about him and the weariness of his long-sustained fear. [1]

### References

5 13th November 2024 08:52:19 remus ascent John Bachar notes
Before
> What if, fifty feet out, a crystal snapped? Would a sling around a knob hold a fall? I didn’t think so, but there didn’t appear to be any stances from which to drill a bolt. What if the holds simply vanished higher up? What if I came across some desperate move after the steep, sustained-looking line had already exhausted me? > ... > “Hey [Dave](/climber/1144/dave-yerian),” I said, in the most casual tone I could manage. “Wanna go do a new route?” > Dave’s blue eyes brightened. “Sure, John,” he said. I could picture the tail wagging faster. “Where is it?” > “You’ll see soon enough,” I replied, and off we went. [1] ### References [1] [https://alpinist.com/first-ascent/bachar-yerian/](https://alpinist.com/first-ascent/bachar-yerian/)
After
> Reaching the top was like waking out of a big dream in the middle of the afternoon, blinking in the unexpectedness of continued daylight. Dave looked as disoriented as I felt. In a self-deprecating way, we decided to call our line the Bachar-Yerian, an echo of grander routes such as the Chouinard-Herbert or the Steck-Salathé. We’d tried, in our own fashion, to be true to their spirit. In the end, I’d only placed thirteen bolts on the whole route: four from hooks, and the rest from no-hands stances including six for belays. Some people might criticize my use of aid, but I’d never intended to call it a free route–just to keep it as free as I could. Over and over I’d felt my whole life come down to one small move, one crystal–and within those tiny spaces and moments, I’d tried to get a measure of myself. Dave, meanwhile, watching me struggle, had stayed poised at each moment to protect me, despite the exposure that whirled about him and the weariness of his long-sustained fear. [1] ### References [1] [https://alpinist.com/first-ascent/bachar-yerian/](https://alpinist.com/first-ascent/bachar-yerian/)
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-> What if, fifty feet out, a crystal snapped? Would a sling around a knob hold a fall? I didn’t think so, but there didn’t appear to be any stances from which to drill a bolt. What if the holds simply vanished higher up? What if I came across some desperate move after the steep, sustained-looking line had already exhausted me?
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-> “Hey [Dave](/climber/1144/dave-yerian),” I said, in the most casual tone I could manage. “Wanna go do a new route?”
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-> “You’ll see soon enough,” I replied, and off we went. [1]
+> Reaching the top was like waking out of a big dream in the middle of the afternoon, blinking in the unexpectedness of continued daylight. Dave looked as disoriented as I felt. In a self-deprecating way, we decided to call our line the Bachar-Yerian, an echo of grander routes such as the Chouinard-Herbert or the Steck-Salathé. We’d tried, in our own fashion, to be true to their spirit. In the end, I’d only placed thirteen bolts on the whole route: four from hooks, and the rest from no-hands stances including six for belays. Some people might criticize my use of aid, but I’d never intended to call it a free route–just to keep it as free as I could. Over and over I’d felt my whole life come down to one small move, one crystal–and within those tiny spaces and moments, I’d tried to get a measure of myself. Dave, meanwhile, watching me struggle, had stayed poised at each moment to protect me, despite the exposure that whirled about him and the weariness of his long-sustained fear. [1]

### References

6 13th November 2024 08:52:19 remus ascent John Bachar notes_pretty
Before
<blockquote> <p>What if, fifty feet out, a crystal snapped? Would a sling around a knob hold a fall? I didn’t think so, but there didn’t appear to be any stances from which to drill a bolt. What if the holds simply vanished higher up? What if I came across some desperate move after the steep, sustained-looking line had already exhausted me?</p> <p>...</p> <p>“Hey <a href="/climber/1144/dave-yerian">Dave</a>,” I said, in the most casual tone I could manage. “Wanna go do a new route?”</p> <p>Dave’s blue eyes brightened. “Sure, John,” he said. I could picture the tail wagging faster. “Where is it?”</p> <p>“You’ll see soon enough,” I replied, and off we went. [1]</p> </blockquote> <h3>References</h3> <p>[1] <a href="https://alpinist.com/first-ascent/bachar-yerian/">https://alpinist.com/first-ascent/bachar-yerian/</a></p>
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<blockquote> <p>Reaching the top was like waking out of a big dream in the middle of the afternoon, blinking in the unexpectedness of continued daylight. Dave looked as disoriented as I felt. In a self-deprecating way, we decided to call our line the Bachar-Yerian, an echo of grander routes such as the Chouinard-Herbert or the Steck-Salathé. We’d tried, in our own fashion, to be true to their spirit. In the end, I’d only placed thirteen bolts on the whole route: four from hooks, and the rest from no-hands stances including six for belays. Some people might criticize my use of aid, but I’d never intended to call it a free route–just to keep it as free as I could. Over and over I’d felt my whole life come down to one small move, one crystal–and within those tiny spaces and moments, I’d tried to get a measure of myself. Dave, meanwhile, watching me struggle, had stayed poised at each moment to protect me, despite the exposure that whirled about him and the weariness of his long-sustained fear. [1]</p> </blockquote> <h3>References</h3> <p>[1] <a href="https://alpinist.com/first-ascent/bachar-yerian/">https://alpinist.com/first-ascent/bachar-yerian/</a></p>
7 13th November 2024 08:48:32 remus ascent John Bachar notes
Before
> “Hey [Dave](/climber/1144/dave-yerian),” I said, in the most casual tone I could manage. “Wanna go do a new route?” > Dave’s blue eyes brightened. “Sure, John,” he said. I could picture the tail wagging faster. “Where is it?” > “You’ll see soon enough,” I replied, and off we went. [1] > What if, fifty feet out, a crystal snapped? Would a sling around a knob hold a fall? I didn’t think so, but there didn’t appear to be any stances from which to drill a bolt. What if the holds simply vanished higher up? What if I came across some desperate move after the steep, sustained-looking line had already exhausted me? [1] ### References [1] [https://alpinist.com/first-ascent/bachar-yerian/](https://alpinist.com/first-ascent/bachar-yerian/)
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> What if, fifty feet out, a crystal snapped? Would a sling around a knob hold a fall? I didn’t think so, but there didn’t appear to be any stances from which to drill a bolt. What if the holds simply vanished higher up? What if I came across some desperate move after the steep, sustained-looking line had already exhausted me? > ... > “Hey [Dave](/climber/1144/dave-yerian),” I said, in the most casual tone I could manage. “Wanna go do a new route?” > Dave’s blue eyes brightened. “Sure, John,” he said. I could picture the tail wagging faster. “Where is it?” > “You’ll see soon enough,” I replied, and off we went. [1] ### References [1] [https://alpinist.com/first-ascent/bachar-yerian/](https://alpinist.com/first-ascent/bachar-yerian/)
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+> What if, fifty feet out, a crystal snapped? Would a sling around a knob hold a fall? I didn’t think so, but there didn’t appear to be any stances from which to drill a bolt. What if the holds simply vanished higher up? What if I came across some desperate move after the steep, sustained-looking line had already exhausted me?
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> “Hey [Dave](/climber/1144/dave-yerian),” I said, in the most casual tone I could manage. “Wanna go do a new route?”

> Dave’s blue eyes brightened. “Sure, John,” he said. I could picture the tail wagging faster. “Where is it?”

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### References

[1] [https://alpinist.com/first-ascent/bachar-yerian/](https://alpinist.com/first-ascent/bachar-yerian/)
8 13th November 2024 08:48:32 remus ascent John Bachar notes_pretty
Before
<blockquote> <p>“Hey <a href="/climber/1144/dave-yerian">Dave</a>,” I said, in the most casual tone I could manage. “Wanna go do a new route?”</p> <p>Dave’s blue eyes brightened. “Sure, John,” he said. I could picture the tail wagging faster. “Where is it?”</p> <p>“You’ll see soon enough,” I replied, and off we went. [1]</p> <p>What if, fifty feet out, a crystal snapped? Would a sling around a knob hold a fall? I didn’t think so, but there didn’t appear to be any stances from which to drill a bolt. What if the holds simply vanished higher up? What if I came across some desperate move after the steep, sustained-looking line had already exhausted me? [1]</p> </blockquote> <h3>References</h3> <p>[1] <a href="https://alpinist.com/first-ascent/bachar-yerian/">https://alpinist.com/first-ascent/bachar-yerian/</a></p>
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<blockquote> <p>What if, fifty feet out, a crystal snapped? Would a sling around a knob hold a fall? I didn’t think so, but there didn’t appear to be any stances from which to drill a bolt. What if the holds simply vanished higher up? What if I came across some desperate move after the steep, sustained-looking line had already exhausted me?</p> <p>...</p> <p>“Hey <a href="/climber/1144/dave-yerian">Dave</a>,” I said, in the most casual tone I could manage. “Wanna go do a new route?”</p> <p>Dave’s blue eyes brightened. “Sure, John,” he said. I could picture the tail wagging faster. “Where is it?”</p> <p>“You’ll see soon enough,” I replied, and off we went. [1]</p> </blockquote> <h3>References</h3> <p>[1] <a href="https://alpinist.com/first-ascent/bachar-yerian/">https://alpinist.com/first-ascent/bachar-yerian/</a></p>
9 13th November 2024 08:47:56 remus ascent John Bachar notes_pretty
Before
<blockquote> <p>What if, fifty feet out, a crystal snapped? Would a sling around a knob hold a fall? I didn’t think so, but there didn’t appear to be any stances from which to drill a bolt. What if the holds simply vanished higher up? What if I came across some desperate move after the steep, sustained-looking line had already exhausted me? [1]</p> </blockquote> <h3>References</h3> <p>[1] <a href="https://alpinist.com/first-ascent/bachar-yerian/">https://alpinist.com/first-ascent/bachar-yerian/</a></p>
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<blockquote> <p>“Hey <a href="/climber/1144/dave-yerian">Dave</a>,” I said, in the most casual tone I could manage. “Wanna go do a new route?”</p> <p>Dave’s blue eyes brightened. “Sure, John,” he said. I could picture the tail wagging faster. “Where is it?”</p> <p>“You’ll see soon enough,” I replied, and off we went. [1]</p> <p>What if, fifty feet out, a crystal snapped? Would a sling around a knob hold a fall? I didn’t think so, but there didn’t appear to be any stances from which to drill a bolt. What if the holds simply vanished higher up? What if I came across some desperate move after the steep, sustained-looking line had already exhausted me? [1]</p> </blockquote> <h3>References</h3> <p>[1] <a href="https://alpinist.com/first-ascent/bachar-yerian/">https://alpinist.com/first-ascent/bachar-yerian/</a></p>
10 13th November 2024 08:47:56 remus ascent John Bachar notes
Before
> What if, fifty feet out, a crystal snapped? Would a sling around a knob hold a fall? I didn’t think so, but there didn’t appear to be any stances from which to drill a bolt. What if the holds simply vanished higher up? What if I came across some desperate move after the steep, sustained-looking line had already exhausted me? [1] ### References [1] [https://alpinist.com/first-ascent/bachar-yerian/](https://alpinist.com/first-ascent/bachar-yerian/)
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> “Hey [Dave](/climber/1144/dave-yerian),” I said, in the most casual tone I could manage. “Wanna go do a new route?” > Dave’s blue eyes brightened. “Sure, John,” he said. I could picture the tail wagging faster. “Where is it?” > “You’ll see soon enough,” I replied, and off we went. [1] > What if, fifty feet out, a crystal snapped? Would a sling around a knob hold a fall? I didn’t think so, but there didn’t appear to be any stances from which to drill a bolt. What if the holds simply vanished higher up? What if I came across some desperate move after the steep, sustained-looking line had already exhausted me? [1] ### References [1] [https://alpinist.com/first-ascent/bachar-yerian/](https://alpinist.com/first-ascent/bachar-yerian/)
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+> “Hey [Dave](/climber/1144/dave-yerian),” I said, in the most casual tone I could manage. “Wanna go do a new route?”
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+> Dave’s blue eyes brightened. “Sure, John,” he said. I could picture the tail wagging faster. “Where is it?”
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> What if, fifty feet out, a crystal snapped? Would a sling around a knob hold a fall? I didn’t think so, but there didn’t appear to be any stances from which to drill a bolt. What if the holds simply vanished higher up? What if I came across some desperate move after the steep, sustained-looking line had already exhausted me? [1]

### References
11 13th November 2024 08:44:39 remus ascent John Bachar notes
Before
### References [1] [https://alpinist.com/first-ascent/bachar-yerian/](https://alpinist.com/first-ascent/bachar-yerian/)
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> What if, fifty feet out, a crystal snapped? Would a sling around a knob hold a fall? I didn’t think so, but there didn’t appear to be any stances from which to drill a bolt. What if the holds simply vanished higher up? What if I came across some desperate move after the steep, sustained-looking line had already exhausted me? [1] ### References [1] [https://alpinist.com/first-ascent/bachar-yerian/](https://alpinist.com/first-ascent/bachar-yerian/)
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+> What if, fifty feet out, a crystal snapped? Would a sling around a knob hold a fall? I didn’t think so, but there didn’t appear to be any stances from which to drill a bolt. What if the holds simply vanished higher up? What if I came across some desperate move after the steep, sustained-looking line had already exhausted me? [1]
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### References

[1] [https://alpinist.com/first-ascent/bachar-yerian/](https://alpinist.com/first-ascent/bachar-yerian/)
12 13th November 2024 08:44:39 remus ascent John Bachar notes_pretty
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<h3>References</h3> <p>[1] <a href="https://alpinist.com/first-ascent/bachar-yerian/">https://alpinist.com/first-ascent/bachar-yerian/</a></p>
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<blockquote> <p>What if, fifty feet out, a crystal snapped? Would a sling around a knob hold a fall? I didn’t think so, but there didn’t appear to be any stances from which to drill a bolt. What if the holds simply vanished higher up? What if I came across some desperate move after the steep, sustained-looking line had already exhausted me? [1]</p> </blockquote> <h3>References</h3> <p>[1] <a href="https://alpinist.com/first-ascent/bachar-yerian/">https://alpinist.com/first-ascent/bachar-yerian/</a></p>
13 13th November 2024 08:43:28 remus ascent Steve Schneider notes
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### References [1] [https://alpinist.com/first-ascent/bachar-yerian/](https://alpinist.com/first-ascent/bachar-yerian/)
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14 13th November 2024 08:43:28 remus ascent Steve Schneider notes_pretty
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<h3>References</h3> <p>[1] <a href="https://alpinist.com/first-ascent/bachar-yerian/">https://alpinist.com/first-ascent/bachar-yerian/</a></p>
15 13th November 2024 08:43:06 remus ascent Steve Schneider ascent_type_id
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16 13th November 2024 08:43:06 remus ascent Steve Schneider ascent_dt_end
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1984-01-01
17 13th November 2024 08:43:06 remus ascent Steve Schneider ascent_style_id
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18 13th November 2024 08:43:06 remus ascent Steve Schneider climb_id
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19 13th November 2024 08:43:06 remus ascent Steve Schneider climber_id
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20 13th November 2024 08:43:06 remus ascent Steve Schneider ascent_dt_start
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