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this a new inbetween problem out of squamish:

http://gripped.com/video/see-stu-smiths ... ish-route/

Shit man you gotta label that spurtclimbin chuffery so folks don't click on it if they ...

I almost had to see a man clip a quickdraw1111!

Lox wrote:Shit man you gotta label that spurtclimbin chuffery so folks don't click on it if they ...

I almost had to see a man clip a quickdraw1111!

clipping draws over water so we DON'T GET WET!!!111

or call it shallow water chuffery

Squeezer



Jeezer

mountainz wrote:That a wasp nest?

I'm deathly allergic to those bastards.

Nope the fuck out of that chosserhang.

No its a huge so ill sloper. Man up crimper boy

I am in font and only climbing while my kid naps so my fave pics are blurry post-send images I remember to snap before sprinting to the next problem as various euros look on in confusion. Today the Swiss peeps at L'Angle Ben's at Franchard Isatis left because I did not need their pad.

Yes that is a Stuntwerk chalkpot for all you internet video fiendz 4 next-gen next-gym parkour-problemz.

My wife likes the color.

It is green.

Lox wrote:I am in font and only climbing while my kid naps so my fave pics are blurry post-send images I remember to snap before sprinting to the next problem as various euros look on in confusion. Today the Swiss peeps at L'Angle Ben's at Franchard Isatis left because I did not need their pad.

that is a pure line.

pure slabdyno goodness

word

super good.

Lox wrote:I am in font and only climbing while my kid naps so my fave pics are blurry post-send images I remember to snap before sprinting to the next problem as various euros look on in confusion. Today the Swiss peeps at L'Angle Ben's at Franchard Isatis left because I did not need their pad.

damn that is sweet looking.

when it is good, sandstone is very very good.

I have found that in sufficient quantity and of the utmost quality, it is an acceptable alternative to limestone... which of course ROCKS YER DOME!!!11

I also think that the forests of font and the towns around are kind of a magical place and the experience is hard to beat. Its not just the stone you're climbing, but all the shizz that makes it lovely. Maybe I'm getting soft in my old age, but it is sometimes fun to just kick it or try problems that are ill suited to your skills... and occasionally send some stuff.

where there is rock around, we go looking and scrubbing about in the muck. sometimes we're happy with the results.

granite is imposing and hard. gneiss is the best kind of rock to climb on, with features and holds to grab on to. limestone keeps on eroding. sandstone already was.

let's hope that the patterns of erosion keep on uncovering something better.

Not boldering much right now. Doin' lots of beginner tai chi youtube vids. So hot right now.

mountainz wrote:
Vacation no pad bouldering. Backed off the leg snapper. Whaevs.

You bitches even boulder?

makes me think of heading to Nova Scotia. the ocean gives a nice stark horizon to a boulder for sure.

maybe lake ice bouldering. maybe forest bouldering. maybe cabin bouldering.

hard to say which is best, or more zen.

mountainz wrote:Is there anything more zen than ocean bouldering?

Bouldering during snow flurries next to a lake that was frozen until a few days earlier is pretty close.

Kahuna Roof at Carter Lake, CO

mountainz wrote:Is there anything more zen than ocean bouldering?

Banging out single moms.

i found sandstone 15 min from our house, which is near the gunks. so now i force jeezer to go to this sandstone zone and fa sick blocks. v2+ ish.