Sunday was a scorcher for Montana standards especially in April. 80+ degrees are you kidding me!? Despite the temps I decided to check out an area that I had walked into a couple weeks before- just because I had a feeling. I was somewhat skeptical that I could even find them again but I walked right to them somehow- guess I am finally getting good at this maze walking. The weird part was all that I missed tons of climbable blocks. I must have walked right passed it. Here is a small sampling of some of the blocks that I found.
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The Fine Boulder |
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Par for the course - lotsa stuff out there |
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A rare Batholith overhang with a long rail and features |
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The Porpoise |
I then returned to one of the boulders I had found previously
The Porpoise and finished a nice crimp problem
The Flowers of Edo. After scoping out more and more I realized there is some great potential here. Then I walked along farther and found a real gem. I have been trouncing around in the Batholith for a number of years now and this block is surely one of the nicest I have found. Feeling vindicated...
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Superb Boulder |
2 comments:
I think that I have a similar photo-set of those--I'll check for sure. Cool stones, if they're the same ones that I'm remembering :-)
Yeah its in a spot we have walked near many times. Good stone good landings.
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