Short German-Zimmer Jahn 800m IV-/II-III
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| nenap2. 07. 2016 08:21:37 |
Congrats gregcs1 
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| Macesna2. 07. 2016 10:56:46 |
Gregcs1, doesn't count, because you weren't neither first nor second in the team!
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| grega_z_brega2. 07. 2016 11:07:46 |
Gregc, you forgot you used the word highway
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| Zebdi2. 07. 2016 11:42:45 |
Rokson, that you must lead the hardest pitch applies to multi-pitch sport routes. Alpine ones are climbed cug-cug, alternately... without repeating hardest pitches
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| Smetar2. 07. 2016 12:46:42 |
@Rockson:
"What would the Alpine Commission say to a candidate for alpinist who climbed sufficient number of routes of appropriate difficulty as second in the team?"
Ans: Grade IV means the route has overall grade IV (not III-IV, IV/II-III etc.) (source: KA)
That means most pitches he would have already led at IV grade as first in the team
Explanation: In alpinism routes are principally led alternately and not as second in the team, but this doesn't apply to "guide team", where the first in the team is qualified to do the ascent and the second basically just follows and belays him (example of such team is GV-guest, AI-trainee/MP/ST). Concrete example of such team a couple pages back...
In alpinism it's important that you know how to lead the team at least at IV difficulty as first, meaning you'll move confidently in the crag at least 2 grades harder than the route you want to climb in the mountains...
So if we return to Short German route you can't count it anymore as condition for alpinist... 
good luck and best
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| SamoK2. 07. 2016 12:48:51 |
Zebdi, in reality alpine routes are climbed so that partners belay each other properly - when it's a rope team, of course. All other details are exclusively their matter.
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| JusAvgustin2. 07. 2016 13:17:51 |
In short, from one nice topic you've made one big shit...
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| urarrr2. 07. 2016 19:07:12 |
On this forum you can document solo ascent on Eiger north face and experts will be found and of course find a hair in the egg...
oh
congrats for the ascent
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| janezs737. 08. 2019 09:38:39 |
Bravo Bojan!
But it seems to me that you got a bit off-route in the lower part, since I don't remember such hard spots as on the first two photos, although I was there just a few weeks ago...
wish you many safe tours!
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| mosovnik11. 02. 2020 12:46:56 |
@Bolta:;Photos without captions are like "beef soup without noodles", applies to all "advertisers"!!!
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| djimuzl11. 02. 2020 12:52:43 |
Judging by your photos you're not exactly a noodle lover either, huh...?
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| parenzo11. 02. 2020 12:56:27 |
Bravo guys!
@mosovnik, these pics don't need descriptions. Anyway it's a matter of taste.
Some enjoy clear broth. Pasta in sauce...
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| Nejc78711. 02. 2020 14:58:35 |
Hats off! Good luck ahead!
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| mosovnik12. 02. 2020 10:24:02 |
I pulled these pics from my "storage" a while ago and all have captions.Why they aren't here, I don't know (probably don't know something).
Anyway my salute for the done tour.
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| djimuzl12. 02. 2020 12:59:20 |
In user profile the last line is "Edit images" - by clicking it you can edit text on images.
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| mosovnik12. 02. 2020 21:01:15 |
@djimuzl:thanks for help and now noodles in broth are here too,hi,hi.
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