Monthly Archives: March 2012

Spring Break 2012 After attending my first semester of college at Front Range Fort Collins I was more than ready to head down to Arkansas to climb with friends. My spring break was a jumbled mess from the start, all … More

It’s always an adjustment switching rock types. After a few days of remembering how to climb on the small sandstone edges and oblique features offered here in Vegas (read: getting stomped) I have managed to enjoy some success on a … More

Recently I have started climbing outside more often. The Poudre Canyon is where I’ve spending most of my time. As I get outside more often I realized that there are so many boulders which I am psyched to get on! … More

I’m back in Flag after a week long trip to Joe’s Valley.  It was a much needed vacation from nursing school.  It was nice to get a change of pace and climb on sandstone, as well as take a break … More

When Lib and I arrived in Hueco the Lone Star State flag was still flying high for all to see above the Hueco Rock Ranch. However after three months of constant exposure there was scarcely enough fabric left to even … More

March 8th was the windiest day I have ever experienced in Hueco. It was also the day we chose for our final adventure tour of the season, to the Summit of West Mountain. The Faces of Hueco were conspiring against … More

I added a new circuit to my regimen at the Egyptian Sector. I captured video of Floorpie, Lumberjack, Saltine Crack Whore, and Action Deluxe (aka the Egyptian). The Egyptian is a somewhat famous problem from the movie Rampage that made … More

I think most climbers can empathize with the yearning to be at the cliffs or boulders or at the base of a huge big wall climb with the anticipation of the ascent. For some people, the feeling is so strong … More

Up until mid January, the weather was amazing here on the coast and I managed to make many trips to Squamish. Then the usual but slightly unanticipated weather forecast showed up and displayed rain as far as the forecast would … More