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Gregory Fanarisios
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I enjoy camping, backpacking, climbing, fishing, cycling, and especially kayaking.
Find me exploring new places and trying out cool gear.
My goal is to travel to all 50 states in the next few years.
Follow along with my journey!
Friend me: Facebook.com/Fanarisios
Free Solo Ascent of Corkscrew 5.8 - Kenneth Dougher climbs Corkscrew
I was climbing with Ken at Minsi right after he broke up with his girl. He seemed a bit sad and decided to put up the first full ascent of this jagged hands-crack that transitions onto mossy slabs and then finishes with an airy traverse past a wedged block above the clean face. (Cracked Heart 5.6) We were trying to figure out how to get down when Ken mentioned he might do a big solo soon. I asked what climb and he said he was working the moves on Corskcrew. He had lead it with Eric and some of the other guys a few times, and was top rope soloing it every few days to perfect the moves. He told me his uncle, Kenneth Dougher, and Ron Matthews originally made history with the first ascent bac...
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Regular Route 5.5 Chapel Pond Pass Trad Climbing
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Regular Route 5.5 Chapel Pond Pass Trad Climbing
White Elephant 5.7 Top Rope Clean, Climbing at the Delaware Water Gap, DWG, Minsi, PA
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White Elephant 5.7 Top Rope Clean, Climbing at the Delaware Water Gap, DWG, Minsi, PA
Cracked Heart 5.6 - Kenneth Dougher First Ascent - Climbing at the Delaware Water Gap, Mt. Minsi.
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Cracked Heart 5.6 - Kenneth Dougher First Ascent - Climbing at the Delaware Water Gap, Mt. Minsi.
Meteoroid 5.3 - Trad Climbing at Minsi. Delaware Water Gap
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Meteoroid 5.3 - Trad Climbing at Minsi. Delaware Water Gap
Looking Glass, Southside, First Return 5.8, All Pitches
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Looking Glass, Southside, First Return 5.8, All Pitches
Looking Glass, The Nose 5.8, Bolted Anchor Tour, All Pitches, Winter Trad Climbing in North Carolina
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Looking Glass, The Nose 5.8, Bolted Anchor Tour, All Pitches, Winter Trad Climbing in North Carolina
DWG High Tension Line 5.6 Trad Climb Follow, Tree Falls. Minsi PA
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DWG High Tension Line 5.6 Trad Climb Follow, Tree Falls. Minsi PA
All Crack O'Dell 5.5 White Rocks Pond Bank Trad Climbing
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All Crack O'Dell 5.5 White Rocks Pond Bank Trad Climbing
High Falls 5.8 P1 Delaware Water Gap
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High Falls 5.8 P1 Delaware Water Gap
Climbing in the Adirondacks, Chapel Pond Pass, King Wall, Barkeater Cliff
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Climbing in the Adirondacks, Chapel Pond Pass, King Wall, Barkeater Cliff
Trad Lead - Ralph Stover - Rattlesnake 5.7
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Trad Lead - Ralph Stover - Rattlesnake 5.7
No Self Control Ralph Stover Lead Trad Climbing 2023
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No Self Control Ralph Stover Lead Trad Climbing 2023
Dead Tree 5.5 Stover Lead, Lost cam, and surprise venomous snake gets dangerously close
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Dead Tree 5.5 Stover Lead, Lost cam, and surprise venomous snake gets dangerously close
Otter Cliffs Child's Play 5 6 Top Managed Belay with Dual Lower
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Otter Cliffs Child's Play 5 6 Top Managed Belay with Dual Lower
Otter Cliffs Great Chimney 5 5 Top managed belay with dual lower
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Otter Cliffs Great Chimney 5 5 Top managed belay with dual lower
Delaware Water Gap Climbing at Tammany, The Rib, 5.3, P1 Lead, P2 Follow, May 8, 2023
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Delaware Water Gap Climbing at Tammany, The Rib, 5.3, P1 Lead, P2 Follow, May 8, 2023
That's Why You Call It a Spot, Canoeing on the Delaware River
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That's Why You Call It a Spot, Canoeing on the Delaware River
Delaware Water Gap 2020 Primitive Kayak Camping and Canoeing on the River - Suprise Salsa Dancing
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Delaware Water Gap 2020 Primitive Kayak Camping and Canoeing on the River - Suprise Salsa Dancing
Pocono Trip 2020 - Camelback Snowboarding, Skiing, and Mountain House Stay
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Pocono Trip 2020 - Camelback Snowboarding, Skiing, and Mountain House Stay
Snorkeling and Sailing in Puerto Rico - 2017
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Snorkeling and Sailing in Puerto Rico - 2017
Great rig. Paddling is for suckers. 😅
Great set up if you want to die. Always extend your anchor over the edge, otherwise you risk cutting your rope
Just ingoring the fact you have a bomber tree right there, me personally would forget those bolts and tie a tentionless hitch. Dont forget the pad the tree dont wanna damage it
This is one of my favorites at stover for so many reasons. Probably the best quality rock in the crag from top to bottom with wide variety of placements, so it’s a great first/practice lead. It’s pretty easy graded but the face steep and smooth enough that you can take practice falls on gear with a top rope back up with little risk of decking on ledges or protrusions.
Soloing is fun have been doing it for 5 years Just did a 1000 foot 5.3 last week end and did a 5.8+ that I have done like 60 times on Thursday . I have Caneticut Videos on clove hitch Cory look tords the begging 👍👍🧗♂️
buddy is absolutely gripped
Insane bro. don't listen to the haters. It takes some serious mental capital to pull something like that off.
So I don’t rock climb but wanna get into it, why on earth would you place your ankors right next to rock that just exploded?
@@mrorganic13 these are progressive protection not anchors. And you take what’s available, sometimes the rock quality is poor and you just need to get another piece above it quick.
Climbed at the Gap in the early nineties. We used to say “other than the approach down the interstate, the traffic noise, loose rock, and poison ivy … it’s awesome!” Still has the adventure feel and glad to see some are still enjoying it. All the best.
Hey glad you got to climb this awesome area and hope it brought back fond memories of your time there! The approach is probably the sketchiest part, often finding car parts and whole bumpers laying along the thin median. Cheers!
A little sewing machine legs. Great climb and nice video.
That was cool and all but you should definitely look into the dunning Kruger effect as I believe you are currently at the peak of enthusiasm. Perhaps when you emerge from the valley of despair you will shake your head at your younger self.
Great video, glad you made it alive!
@@brandondoucette1178 Thanks, glad you enjoyed it! I’m glad I’m alive too!
Hey man, good shit, and nice send. Sorry about all the people being assholes in the comments. Gl with the climbs, stay safe out there.
@@lebulba thanks, I appreciate it! There is always gonna be people like that. I find it funny so no worries.
This guy wants to be Honnold so bad. Looking more like Elvis though.
@@ChossWarrior thanks bro! Ain’t nothing like a hound dog!
@@kennethdougher9145 that's not even the words to the song.
😂😂😂 so true
He looks absolutely terrified up there.
Thanks for the comment! So terrified I was smiling 😂
@@kennethdougher9145 Congrats on the solo, but your legs were quivering. Been climbing 25 years and the only time I see that is when someone is gripped. Glad you survived. Wouldn't recommend it again.
Elvis legs for sure!
@@eqqos I do get sewing leg pretty bad, thanks for the comment 💪
@@baybaymaus Hey I appreciate it! Wow 25 years that’s awesome dude, this is like my 4th year since I got into climbing. Got any tips for me?
Awesome! What a fun time that was! 🎉 Great job filming and editing, it came together really well!
Yanking an offset like that you must hate ur second haha ;)
Lol
Nice work guys. Was it eagles nesting?
@@LibertyTree33 peregrine falcons
@@PAClimber that is awesome. Great footage.
Что там написано? 😅
Haha the rock on this climb is the best rock at stover!
ssuperb
Love some MT Tammany vids!!!
why were the bolts so far away from the rock face.
The bolts far away aren't the problem, the problem is not extending the anchor point out past the ledge.
Terrible set up. You have to always extended your anchor point over the edge of the rock face. This is how you accidently cut your rope and fall to your death. If you're going to post a set up, post something that won't get someone else killed.
A lot of routes have bolts like this, I think the bolters just choose a convenient spot with bare rock that’s still a reasonable distance from the face, then you just extend your anchor as need be.
chimney climbing is the best!!
Effing knarly
Is this rock state park?
No this is the Delaware Water Gap. We are on Surprise, at Minsi
@@PAClimber oh ok that’s cool thanks for the response brother much love.
Where did you get the pontoons?
Spring Creek sells outriggers and stabilizers for canoes.
I just fix my rope and use a micro traxion. Since I'm top roped, if i fall, I'm just sagging back on the rope. Never felt the need for a backup device. Cheers
A backup device if adjusted Nice to hedge just in case though. If something snags on the device and stupid it from catching then the backup will be useful
@BananaLoaf7105 .....but you only have one rope...one belay loop...one locking biner ect. We all make our own calculated risks. Cheers
dude, one piece every 40 feet lol
Yeah I probably could have placed some more gear down low. 😅
Let’s see some footage of you advancing the line with this pulley😊
💖 'Promo SM'
Watching you climb, I was looking for Rt 80 E&W lanes below you and Rt 29 across the Delaware river in Pa. Obviously you were in a different place. Were you up further on 80 west by the Application Trail beginning? Greetings from Greenville, NC.
This is between the Billy Goat Gruff Area and Boca Roca Grande Area on the PA side of the Delaware Water Gap. We are way up above the tallus field but before the powerlines. 611 is below us with 5-6 parking spots at the Cold Air Cave parking area. Start by going up the stairs, scramble up the rock stair trail through the boulder field, about 5 mins to the walls, then hike left for about 20 mins to reach the area in the video.
@@PAClimber Thank you sir.
That looks really fun.
Isnt that super static rope?...
Is a static rope, but not "super static". This is the Edelrid Interstatic Protect, it's got 2% elongation
Where did you learn this system? Looks sketchy
This system comes from the Petzl "General principles for solo climbing with a fixed belay rope" content. www.petzl.com/US/en/Sport/General-principles-for-solo-climbing-with-a-fixed-belay-rope
@@PAClimberSurprising, I didn’t think it was recommended to use ascenders as belays mostly for rope durability
you have any need for a fpv pilot out there?
Looking Glass and Tricams go together like pie and ice cream!
This video is really on the nose.
What in the choss !?
lol welcome to the DWG.
Beautiful route! What guidebook are you using for dwg?
We found this using the Mike Steele printed guidebook. but there’s a gunks app for the gap being worked by Ken D
Thanks !
😂
What battery type do you use?
He can't run that fast all day. Top speed drains that battery a lot faster. I use a minkota with 30 lbs thrust. Top speed and paddling at the same time, I couldn't keep up with this thing.
What kind of battery you got?
I've rappelled down there last year to check it out too! Sadly I found only choss... Did you find any interesting line to climb?
I’ve found some great top ropes and a few mediocre leads. Lot of loose rock. The bouldering is better. There’s a PDF guide, if you want a copy.
Leading anything on that shitty rock takes balls.
You ever climb at Reach in Bridgeport or you mainly an outdoors guy?
Reach is nice, been there a few times
Gonna need a knife to open your knife
@Hownot2
Did same thing is awesome
Thank you for you work bro!!!!!!! I don’t do climbing any more exactly because of this rocks, also when I started I was just going for with no experience sow it was my fault