Headwall

Thence along the face of the main headwall south 27°27\'09\ east 62.95 feet to a point where the south wingwall joins. ❋ Unknown (1947)

In mountaineering terms the headwall usually refers to the rock immediately below the summit. ❋ Unknown (2006)

Not without falls, and I did not do the headwall with elegance, but I sent it. ❋ Buymeaclue (2009)

A large roped team heading up the headwall just above the Ranger or Basin Camp at 14,000 '. ❋ Unknown (2010)

After a brief headwall, I decided to get myself some writing software, to help me organise the manuscript. ❋ Nathreee (2010)

Then I dropped down the headwall and kept working on that move on the yellow route on the same rope that still defeats me ... and was defeated by it. ❋ Buymeaclue (2009)

The headwall above the Ranger Camp is popular with extreme skiers. ❋ Unknown (2010)

The snow was soft, not icy, and below us, a couple of boarders were hitting the jump on the headwall. ❋ E (2008)

"Hey, that's Shaggy Hair Boy coming down the headwall," my daughter will say. ❋ E (2008)

I made the headwall adjustable, it can be parallel with the slightly less than 45 degree section, or vertical like shown. ❋ Unknown (2008)

Much better was a belt of spruce that skirted the headwall where a creek crooked into the basin. ❋ Unknown (2005)

After climbing up a 20-metre headwall, the soldiers were then forced to set up their post kilometres from where they had planned. ❋ Unknown (2006)

Posted Aug 23, 2006 at 4:38 PM | Permalink | Reply another point – the graph in the Abbott paper for Paco Cocha lists the headwall elevation as 5580 m, but the ice cap at Quelccaya is at about 5100 m. ❋ Unknown (2006)

She is impatient to return to the headwall above their hollow and finish what she started. ❋ Jeff Long (2005)

The sun band is creeping higher up the headwall, ebbing away. ❋ Jeff Long (2005)

He had finished the roof and exited onto the headwall, reaching a crack that ran like a shot up the soaring stone. ❋ Jeff Long (2005)

In Kenya, minor structures for an average of 110 persons were constructed for US$ 200, including a headwall, backfill, fencing, and labour and transportation costs. ❋ Unknown (2000)

There are many types of spring captations, ranging from a simple headwall with backfill to more complicated structures like tunnel systems for collecting water from a larger area. ❋ Unknown (2000)