toddc wrote: Hey Wes, Do you have a bouldering guide for rumbling bald? I climbed some trad there years ago, but I never bouldered.
Actually, we have two or three. The are super cool and even let us gumbies stay at their house along with showing us the cool problems and hooking us up with great beta. Chris and Gene are two killer people who have shown me sooo many problems.
You should hook up with us one weekend this winter. The 'bald is just starting to enter prime season.
Wes thanks for the invite! Sounds like a really sweat arrangement. Let me know the next time you plan to be there. My folks live about an hour and half away, so I could climb and visit that weekend.
Wouldn't it be more appropriate that since "bouldery" routes were done before "bouldering" was a sport in its own, that we call those little, technical rocks "routey"???
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Toy wrote:Heh. No wonder the RRG gets the reputation as being soft.
That depends on where you're from. Friends of mine from out west often complain that they're not onsiting at their usual level, or redpointing at a certain number of goes. Whatever, who gives a shit.