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	<title>The CragBaby &#187; Echo Canyon</title>
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		<title>Zero Endurance</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 16 May 2008 04:28:07 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[It is amazing how much rock is in Utah. I have been climbing 4 years (this season will be my 5th season) and there are still canyons I have yet to explore. I finally made it to Echo a couple weekends ago with Screamer, Mr. Math (who will from here on out be called Bold-er), [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>It is amazing how much rock is in Utah.  I have been climbing 4 years (this season will be my 5th season) and there are still canyons I have yet to explore.  I finally made it to Echo a couple weekends ago with Screamer, Mr. Math (who will from here on out be called Bold-er), Barlow and new friend Adam.</p>
<p>The rock in Echo is similar to that of Maple and lower City Creek, being a conglomerate composition with medium sized stones.  Conglomerate does not make up my favorite rock lines as it is anything but aesthetic; however, the routes are usually pretty good for re-gaining endurance, of which I currently have none.</p>
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<p style="text-align: center">Adam climbing at the Main Wall.</p>
<p>We climbed a bit at the Main Wall, where I was introduced to a real fun, boudery 12a (thanks to Screamer for throwing up a top rope for me), and then we ran a couple lines at the Echo cave.</p>
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<p style="text-align: center">Barlow and Screamer hanging out at the Main Wall.</p>
<p>The day was so enjoyable besides one weird incident.  I have no idea the reasoning, but there were 5 dead animals along the 15 minute trail up to Echo Cave.   These weren’t just any animals, but rather one buck deer, two doe deer, an elk and a huge moose.  All of which were just along the trail (if not right on the trail) without any sign of hunters or reason for death.  Anyone know a probable cause?</p>
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