Hey everyone, this is the first time i have had time to really check out the boaard and post, since i got back from Spain this past weekend. Spain was great, the weather was perfect the climbing was good and my dad and I just had an all around good trip. The food over there was awesome, I ended up gaining 10 pounds.
I ended up only doing one day of trad climbing (which didnt bother me a whole lot 8) ) but that day was actually one of the better climbing days of the trip. did this 3 star 4 pitch route that over looked a huge valley with a few little villages and then the Ocean in the back ground. It was amazing. But you know the most memerable parts of the trip werent the climbing, it was all of the history and different sites to see. For insistance we went to an ancient town call Toledo (which I guess use to be the capital of Spain a thousand years ago). But it was an old Roman town on top of this hill and had some of the most interesting churchs and shops to go in. Well im not going to bore anyone any longer about my trip, if you wanna hear all about it look for me at miguels later this month. ta ta
You mean now when you turn sideways we can see you?
"Be responsible for your actions and sensitive to the concerns of other visitors and land managers. ... Your reward is the opportunity to climb in one of the most beautiful areas in this part of the country." John H. Bronaugh
Welcome back Allah! I'm psyched that you got to Italy and experienced the culture over there. Man, aren't they the nicest? Anyway, welcome home and I'm glad you're back.
Jesus only knows that she tries too hard. She's only trying to keep the sky from falling.
Yas got her doploma in multipitch. Onsight ,building anchors and all.She was seen with some bearded traddie,tearin it up sunday.
Taking in some great exposure makes it memorable, huh Kenny.
North Carolina has a bunch of that.
"Everyone should have a plan for the zombie apocolipse" Courtney
Being Spain, I'm wondering wether there were nice bolted anchors for each pitch or if you had to build your onw? By the way, where was this route and was it limestone, granite or what?
