As per our recent posts, David and I have been spending a lot of time with our friend, Sander, south of Big Timber, Montana in the Beartooth Mountains. Though a handful of people had “brushed” a few problems here and there, most of these rocks were untouched until this summer. Here’s an awesome movie that … Continue reading
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Another fun day on what we now call the Cosmos boulder. We kept working on/cleaning stuff we started working on last time and Christine cleaned another boulder just across the way. Some photos of us trying the straight up line on the middle of the face: ? Christine is cleaning…
Since David and I met more than four years ago in Spain, our life has been a blur of extended climbing trips in the US and Europe, interrupted by bouts of seasonal work—in large part because our international relationship required frequent border crossings such that neither of us overstayed our visas in the other’s respective … Continue reading
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I am going to let the pictures speak even more for them self in this one than I usually do. I am on my way to some sketchy motel for a shower and mimosas by the pool. More to come.
Not too shabby! Castledale, UT on November 25 Price, UT on November 25 Continue reading
Some more photos from a recent trip to Pipestone Pass! Warming up David on a freshly brushed, probably climbed boulder problem in the Druthers opposite Paresthesia. Unknown problem on the Choice Boulder. David Sjöquist climbing on a wicked thin face on the same boulder as the Wild Pony, and directly to its right. A project … Continue reading
Following are some photos from the Druthers Area at Pipestone Pass, Montana. This weekend, we estimate there were approximately 10 first ascents done, many of which were easy, but techy ‘n’ awesome–and a few of which were harder! (Photos of other/ non-Druthers climbs with Sarah, Jeff, Joe and Dervin to come soon…) /Christine Morning preparations … Continue reading
Yesterday, we had the privilege of climbing at Pipestone Pass for our first time, complements of some local-expert “tour guides” who’d be climbing there for multiple seasons. We had never climbed out there before, as the rock is rumored to be rotten and holdless. However, what we saw out there was incredible! Excellent, often tall … Continue reading
Between semesters, David and I took a trip to Sweden to visit his family–and my family was able to come along, too. So we spent most of the time touring the area, hanging out with David’s extended family and their friends, and eating great Swedish food. However, we were also able to get outside and … Continue reading
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