Tuesday, April 21, 2009
Monday, April 13, 2009
Northern Aspens
Easter Sunday in the Boulder Batholith...fun in the sun.
Ron, Max and I met up with Kevin out in the Northern Aspens...which consequently really doesn't have many aspens...but it is north of the Aspens zone...It was yet another scoped but not yet climbed area. Kevin and the family spent the morning out there, so when we arrived Mojede gave us a tour of what he'd done so far and showed us the stuff that looked good to him. I was happily surprised at the amount of options, Kevin left us to do our thing and he went to go do the Easter thing...
Max on the FUPA Crack
After a bit of walking around, we figured we should mess around on this stuff...
Max on the FA of Off to the Races
Ron on another new line(not sure what he named this one
The roof crack turned out to be a bit contrived...still fun to mess around on though
The bottom has more kitty litter than we'd like, but it's still unique and still a project...
Ron on Nomadic Chronicles
I then took the fellas to this thing..but it was still wet...so we did a bit of prepping and called it a day...
Hope y'all are getting out too!
Cheers!
Tom
Ron, Max and I met up with Kevin out in the Northern Aspens...which consequently really doesn't have many aspens...but it is north of the Aspens zone...It was yet another scoped but not yet climbed area. Kevin and the family spent the morning out there, so when we arrived Mojede gave us a tour of what he'd done so far and showed us the stuff that looked good to him. I was happily surprised at the amount of options, Kevin left us to do our thing and he went to go do the Easter thing...
Max on the FUPA Crack
After a bit of walking around, we figured we should mess around on this stuff...
Max on the FA of Off to the Races
Ron on another new line(not sure what he named this one
The roof crack turned out to be a bit contrived...still fun to mess around on though
The bottom has more kitty litter than we'd like, but it's still unique and still a project...
Ron on Nomadic Chronicles
I then took the fellas to this thing..but it was still wet...so we did a bit of prepping and called it a day...
Hope y'all are getting out too!
Cheers!
Tom
Dragon's Back April 11, 2009
Yo dudes. Haven't talked to any of you guys in a while, the home crags have been taking to much attention. Checking the Batholith Blog got me stoked for the weekend and I convinced my girlfriend (very easily) to climb the Dragon's Back. A low commitment day with easy climbing sounded enjoyable to me as well. We decide to get on Proboscis since it gets lots of stars and turned out to be a nice easy jaunt up the spine. We then climbed and top-roped some lines on the decent. Hope you guys are dong well. Cheers.
Dean
Some pics
Anna dancin' up the Dragon's Back
Anna surfing a rail on Adrenaline Pumper
Top-roping Slipperman
A nice looking wall just west of the Dragon's Back
Dean
Some pics
Anna dancin' up the Dragon's Back
Anna surfing a rail on Adrenaline Pumper
Top-roping Slipperman
A nice looking wall just west of the Dragon's Back
Monday, April 6, 2009
The Benchlands
Another beautiful Sunday out in the Benchlands...as it's becoming known...
This time I rounded up Adam, Rose, Ron, Forest and the dogs to check out the area. Only Ron had been here previously. I like going out with different folks and wandering around. Different eyes and ideas usually lead to problem discoveries that perhaps wouldn't have considered. There is usually alot of excitement and fun...and this day didn't disappoint...
Duke of Burl
Marbled Rye
Sauerkraut
Then we messed around on this hanging nose thing, which turns out is really hard to mantle...
eventually we started trying other methods...this sequence of Ron is probably the high point and one of the funnier attempts
Lock your feet and sit up!
feels like you're about to fly off the front!
cracking up during my attempt...
Forest on the FA of Golgi Body
the send train in action..
heading home...
Cheers!
Tom
This time I rounded up Adam, Rose, Ron, Forest and the dogs to check out the area. Only Ron had been here previously. I like going out with different folks and wandering around. Different eyes and ideas usually lead to problem discoveries that perhaps wouldn't have considered. There is usually alot of excitement and fun...and this day didn't disappoint...
Duke of Burl
Marbled Rye
Sauerkraut
Then we messed around on this hanging nose thing, which turns out is really hard to mantle...
eventually we started trying other methods...this sequence of Ron is probably the high point and one of the funnier attempts
Lock your feet and sit up!
feels like you're about to fly off the front!
cracking up during my attempt...
Forest on the FA of Golgi Body
the send train in action..
heading home...
Cheers!
Tom
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