Change Log for El Niño

Overview

Total Changes

77

First Change

13th Jan 2023

Last Change

7th Feb 2025

Log

Date Time User Type Name Attribute
41 7th December 2023 12:06:16 remus ascent Sébastien Berthe climb_id
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42 19th November 2023 09:21:01 remus ascent Leo Houlding notes_pretty
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<p>An incredible ascent as Leo was extremely close to onsighting the entire route at a time when any free ascent on El Cap was notable. </p> <p>However, on the first pitch he grabbed a quickdraw at the end of a runout section on his first attempt before lowering back to the start of the pitch and reclimbing it. He also pulled on the first bolt of the second pitch to clean and inspect the holds on the hard section off the belay before then climbing it clean on his first attempt. [1]</p> <blockquote> <p>Undoubtedly the best climb and greatest adventure I'd ever been on by several orders of magnitude..</p> </blockquote> <h3>References</h3> <p>[1] <a href="/library/6652/alpine-journal-2002-50-53-houlding-el-nino">Alpine Journal 2002 50-53 Houlding El Nino</a> </p>
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<p>An incredible ascent as Leo was extremely close to onsighting the entire route at a time when any free ascent on El Cap was notable. </p> <p>However, on the first pitch he grabbed a quickdraw at the end of a runout section on his first attempt before lowering back to the start of the pitch and reclimbing it. He also pulled on the first bolt of the second pitch to clean and inspect the holds on the hard section off the belay before then climbing it clean on his first attempt. [1]</p> <blockquote> <p>Undoubtedly the best climb and greatest adventure I'd ever been on by several orders of magnitude.</p> </blockquote> <h3>References</h3> <p>[1] <a href="/library/6652/alpine-journal-2002-50-53-houlding-el-nino">Alpine Journal 2002 50-53 Houlding El Nino</a> </p>
43 19th November 2023 09:21:01 remus ascent Leo Houlding notes
Before
An incredible ascent as Leo was extremely close to onsighting the entire route at a time when any free ascent on El Cap was notable. However, on the first pitch he grabbed a quickdraw at the end of a runout section on his first attempt before lowering back to the start of the pitch and reclimbing it. He also pulled on the first bolt of the second pitch to clean and inspect the holds on the hard section off the belay before then climbing it clean on his first attempt. [1] > Undoubtedly the best climb and greatest adventure I'd ever been on by several orders of magnitude.. ### References [1] [Alpine Journal 2002 50-53 Houlding El Nino](/library/6652/alpine-journal-2002-50-53-houlding-el-nino)
After
An incredible ascent as Leo was extremely close to onsighting the entire route at a time when any free ascent on El Cap was notable. However, on the first pitch he grabbed a quickdraw at the end of a runout section on his first attempt before lowering back to the start of the pitch and reclimbing it. He also pulled on the first bolt of the second pitch to clean and inspect the holds on the hard section off the belay before then climbing it clean on his first attempt. [1] > Undoubtedly the best climb and greatest adventure I'd ever been on by several orders of magnitude. ### References [1] [Alpine Journal 2002 50-53 Houlding El Nino](/library/6652/alpine-journal-2002-50-53-houlding-el-nino)
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However, on the first pitch he grabbed a quickdraw at the end of a runout section on his first attempt before lowering back to the start of the pitch and reclimbing it. He also pulled on the first bolt of the second pitch to clean and inspect the holds on the hard section off the belay before then climbing it clean on his first attempt. [1]

-> Undoubtedly the best climb and greatest adventure I'd ever been on by several orders of magnitude..
+> Undoubtedly the best climb and greatest adventure I'd ever been on by several orders of magnitude.

### References

44 19th November 2023 09:20:19 remus ascent Leo Houlding notes_pretty
Before
<p>An incredible ascent as Leo was extremely close to onsighting the entire route at a time when any free ascent on El Cap was notable. </p> <p>However, on the first pitch he grabbed a quickdraw at the end of a runout section on his first attempt before lowering back to the start of the pitch and reclimbing it. He also pulled on the first bolt of the second pitch to clean and inspect the holds on the hard section off the belay before then climbing it clean on his first attempt. [1]</p> <blockquote> <p>Undoubtedly the best climb and greatest adventure I'd ever been on by several orders of magnitude.</p> </blockquote> <h3>References</h3> <p>[1] <a href="/library/6652/alpine-journal-2002-50-53-houlding-el-nino">Alpine Journal 2002 50-53 Houlding El Nino</a> </p>
After
<p>An incredible ascent as Leo was extremely close to onsighting the entire route at a time when any free ascent on El Cap was notable. </p> <p>However, on the first pitch he grabbed a quickdraw at the end of a runout section on his first attempt before lowering back to the start of the pitch and reclimbing it. He also pulled on the first bolt of the second pitch to clean and inspect the holds on the hard section off the belay before then climbing it clean on his first attempt. [1]</p> <blockquote> <p>Undoubtedly the best climb and greatest adventure I'd ever been on by several orders of magnitude..</p> </blockquote> <h3>References</h3> <p>[1] <a href="/library/6652/alpine-journal-2002-50-53-houlding-el-nino">Alpine Journal 2002 50-53 Houlding El Nino</a> </p>
45 19th November 2023 09:20:19 remus ascent Leo Houlding notes
Before
An incredible ascent as Leo was extremely close to onsighting the entire route at a time when any free ascent on El Cap was notable. However, on the first pitch he grabbed a quickdraw at the end of a runout section on his first attempt before lowering back to the start of the pitch and reclimbing it. He also pulled on the first bolt of the second pitch to clean and inspect the holds on the hard section off the belay before then climbing it clean on his first attempt. [1] > Undoubtedly the best climb and greatest adventure I'd ever been on by several orders of magnitude. ### References [1] [Alpine Journal 2002 50-53 Houlding El Nino](/library/6652/alpine-journal-2002-50-53-houlding-el-nino)
After
An incredible ascent as Leo was extremely close to onsighting the entire route at a time when any free ascent on El Cap was notable. However, on the first pitch he grabbed a quickdraw at the end of a runout section on his first attempt before lowering back to the start of the pitch and reclimbing it. He also pulled on the first bolt of the second pitch to clean and inspect the holds on the hard section off the belay before then climbing it clean on his first attempt. [1] > Undoubtedly the best climb and greatest adventure I'd ever been on by several orders of magnitude.. ### References [1] [Alpine Journal 2002 50-53 Houlding El Nino](/library/6652/alpine-journal-2002-50-53-houlding-el-nino)
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However, on the first pitch he grabbed a quickdraw at the end of a runout section on his first attempt before lowering back to the start of the pitch and reclimbing it. He also pulled on the first bolt of the second pitch to clean and inspect the holds on the hard section off the belay before then climbing it clean on his first attempt. [1]

-> Undoubtedly the best climb and greatest adventure I'd ever been on by several orders of magnitude.
+> Undoubtedly the best climb and greatest adventure I'd ever been on by several orders of magnitude..

### References

46 19th November 2023 09:20:06 remus - - notes_pretty
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47 19th November 2023 09:20:06 remus - - notes
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48 19th November 2023 09:20:00 remus - - notes
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49 19th November 2023 09:20:00 remus - - notes_pretty
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50 15th November 2023 09:52:58 remus ascent Leo Houlding ascent_dt_end
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1999-01-01
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1998-11-01
51 15th November 2023 09:52:58 remus ascent Leo Houlding ascent_dt_start
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1998-01-01
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1998-10-01
52 15th November 2023 08:58:31 remus ascent Leo Houlding ascent_dt_start
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1998-01-01
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1998-01-01
53 15th November 2023 08:58:31 remus ascent Leo Houlding notes_pretty
Before
<p>An incredible ascent as Leo was extremely close to onsighting the entire route at a time when any free ascent on El Cap was notable. </p> <p>However, on the first pitch he grabbed a quickdraw at the end of a runout section on his first attempt before lowering back to the start of the pitch and reclimbing it. He also pulled on the first bolt of the second pitch to clean and inspect the holds on the hard section off the belay before then climbing it clean on his first attempt.</p> <blockquote> <p>Undoubtedly the best climb and greatest adventure I'd ever been on by several orders of magnitude.</p> </blockquote> <h3>References</h3> <p>[1] <a href="/library/6652/alpine-journal-2002-50-53-houlding-el-nino">Alpine Journal 2002 50-53 Houlding El Nino</a> </p>
After
<p>An incredible ascent as Leo was extremely close to onsighting the entire route at a time when any free ascent on El Cap was notable. </p> <p>However, on the first pitch he grabbed a quickdraw at the end of a runout section on his first attempt before lowering back to the start of the pitch and reclimbing it. He also pulled on the first bolt of the second pitch to clean and inspect the holds on the hard section off the belay before then climbing it clean on his first attempt. [1]</p> <blockquote> <p>Undoubtedly the best climb and greatest adventure I'd ever been on by several orders of magnitude.</p> </blockquote> <h3>References</h3> <p>[1] <a href="/library/6652/alpine-journal-2002-50-53-houlding-el-nino">Alpine Journal 2002 50-53 Houlding El Nino</a> </p>
54 15th November 2023 08:58:31 remus ascent Leo Houlding notes
Before
An incredible ascent as Leo was extremely close to onsighting the entire route at a time when any free ascent on El Cap was notable. However, on the first pitch he grabbed a quickdraw at the end of a runout section on his first attempt before lowering back to the start of the pitch and reclimbing it. He also pulled on the first bolt of the second pitch to clean and inspect the holds on the hard section off the belay before then climbing it clean on his first attempt. > Undoubtedly the best climb and greatest adventure I'd ever been on by several orders of magnitude. ### References [1] [Alpine Journal 2002 50-53 Houlding El Nino](/library/6652/alpine-journal-2002-50-53-houlding-el-nino)
After
An incredible ascent as Leo was extremely close to onsighting the entire route at a time when any free ascent on El Cap was notable. However, on the first pitch he grabbed a quickdraw at the end of a runout section on his first attempt before lowering back to the start of the pitch and reclimbing it. He also pulled on the first bolt of the second pitch to clean and inspect the holds on the hard section off the belay before then climbing it clean on his first attempt. [1] > Undoubtedly the best climb and greatest adventure I'd ever been on by several orders of magnitude. ### References [1] [Alpine Journal 2002 50-53 Houlding El Nino](/library/6652/alpine-journal-2002-50-53-houlding-el-nino)
55 15th November 2023 08:58:31 remus ascent Leo Houlding ascent_dt_end
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1999-01-01
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1999-01-01
56 15th November 2023 07:58:18 remus ascent Leo Houlding ascent_dt_end
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1999-01-01
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1999-01-01
57 15th November 2023 07:58:18 remus ascent Leo Houlding notes_pretty
Before
<p>An incredible ascent as Leo was extremely close to onsighting the entire route at a time when any free ascent on El Cap was notable. </p> <p>However, on the first pitch he grabbed a quickdraw at the end of a runout section on his first attempt before lowering back to the start of the pitch and reclimbing it. He also pulled on the first bolt of the second pitch to clean and inspect the holds on the hard section off the belay before then climbing it clean on his first attempt.</p> <blockquote> <p>Undoubtedly the best climb and greatest adventure I'd ever been on by several orders of magnitude.</p> </blockquote>
After
<p>An incredible ascent as Leo was extremely close to onsighting the entire route at a time when any free ascent on El Cap was notable. </p> <p>However, on the first pitch he grabbed a quickdraw at the end of a runout section on his first attempt before lowering back to the start of the pitch and reclimbing it. He also pulled on the first bolt of the second pitch to clean and inspect the holds on the hard section off the belay before then climbing it clean on his first attempt.</p> <blockquote> <p>Undoubtedly the best climb and greatest adventure I'd ever been on by several orders of magnitude.</p> </blockquote> <h3>References</h3> <p>[1] <a href="/library/6652/alpine-journal-2002-50-53-houlding-el-nino">Alpine Journal 2002 50-53 Houlding El Nino</a> </p>
58 15th November 2023 07:58:18 remus ascent Leo Houlding notes
Before
An incredible ascent as Leo was extremely close to onsighting the entire route at a time when any free ascent on El Cap was notable. However, on the first pitch he grabbed a quickdraw at the end of a runout section on his first attempt before lowering back to the start of the pitch and reclimbing it. He also pulled on the first bolt of the second pitch to clean and inspect the holds on the hard section off the belay before then climbing it clean on his first attempt. > Undoubtedly the best climb and greatest adventure I'd ever been on by several orders of magnitude.
After
An incredible ascent as Leo was extremely close to onsighting the entire route at a time when any free ascent on El Cap was notable. However, on the first pitch he grabbed a quickdraw at the end of a runout section on his first attempt before lowering back to the start of the pitch and reclimbing it. He also pulled on the first bolt of the second pitch to clean and inspect the holds on the hard section off the belay before then climbing it clean on his first attempt. > Undoubtedly the best climb and greatest adventure I'd ever been on by several orders of magnitude. ### References [1] [Alpine Journal 2002 50-53 Houlding El Nino](/library/6652/alpine-journal-2002-50-53-houlding-el-nino)
59 15th November 2023 07:58:18 remus ascent Leo Houlding ascent_dt_start
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1998-01-01
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1998-01-01
60 15th November 2023 07:56:57 remus ascent Angus Kille ascent_dt_end
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2023-11-14
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2023-11-14

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