Climbing photo thread, volume 1
For a second there I thought I saw a picture of kneebar falling on gear!
Great shots! I hope you are all have a fantastic time. Who am I kidding! Of course you are having a great time.
Is that one picture the anchors with HO the first half of one of those climbing video sessions? Man, I wish I had a memory for names.
Great shots! I hope you are all have a fantastic time. Who am I kidding! Of course you are having a great time.
Is that one picture the anchors with HO the first half of one of those climbing video sessions? Man, I wish I had a memory for names.
I know that you believe that you understood what you think I said, but I am not sure you realize that what you heard is not what I meant.
- Robert McCloskey
A computer once beat me at chess, but it was no match for me at kick boxing.
- Emo Philips
- Robert McCloskey
A computer once beat me at chess, but it was no match for me at kick boxing.
- Emo Philips
Thanks, been a pretty damn fun trip so far.
Paul, no gear ripping, just a former Lexington local taking a little air.
Va, I have Ken on the Wes Allen "falling (alot) on gear" program - he has already taken a couple falls. I have taken at least 20 so far - best way to learn to climb finger cracks? Try to lead 5.12 splitters. Ummm, nothing like having your feet cut on one finger lock while trying to place some gear...
No towers this trip - just trad craggin'.
Paul, no gear ripping, just a former Lexington local taking a little air.
Va, I have Ken on the Wes Allen "falling (alot) on gear" program - he has already taken a couple falls. I have taken at least 20 so far - best way to learn to climb finger cracks? Try to lead 5.12 splitters. Ummm, nothing like having your feet cut on one finger lock while trying to place some gear...
No towers this trip - just trad craggin'.
"There is no secret ingredient"
Po, the kung fu panda
Po, the kung fu panda
I miss that place! Nice photos. Looks like you guys are having fun and getting on lots of great routes. Makes me want to take a trip back to Utah. We have photos from Indian Creek and Utah all over our walls at home. I'm looking forward to seeing more photos...
"Those iron spikes you use have shortened the life expectancy of the Totem Pole by 50,000 years."
--A Navaho elder
--A Navaho elder