Now this is the way to rest on a ledge so you're prepared for the next big pitch. (There's a lesson to learn from this video: please help your climbing partners get up on the ledge.)
If player doesn't work, watch it here.
Now this is the way to rest on a ledge so you're prepared for the next big pitch. (There's a lesson to learn from this video: please help your climbing partners get up on the ledge.)
If player doesn't work, watch it here.
I know the "A" team - Mike, The Warden and Todd - are off to Spearfish this week. They may or may not email us with updates. (Mike might do that, I know Ward won't.) We'd especially like to know which type of coffee helps them climb the best.
I'd like to know if anyone is interested in climbing in the Black Hills area near the end of July. I'm somewhat open to dates and am thinking it'd be a 4 day trip. Let me know.
Based on what Mike told me today about your trip to Spearfish and the necessity of getting good coffee there, I found a song for you. But after 2 hours of trying to post it , I turned it into a video. (It's racy so guard your children's eyes.)
If the river were closer to the cliff at Willow and a tad deeper, climbing there would be like this short video. Oh, yeah, the weather would have to be better and there wouldn't be any snakes or bugs. Otherwise, it's just like Willow.
For those whippers, one of these suits might help. The French sure know how to use their mountains to do fun stuff.
This is the top pitch of the route Lisa mentions below. Maybe the Colorado boys should do it.