So much to do out there that I had to go back for more. This time it was a little warmer but I had new problems in mind. Time to see how the foot was healing and climb like it was a normal day.
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| A spring on the way in |
My goal for the trip was to do some new things and get on some leftovers from last time. The new was so good that I never got to the leftovers.
After a lot of tossing of stones the landings were ready and it was time to start in on the climbing. I thought that the slab would be super easy but it turned out to be a moderate head game. Fun for sure. Next it was on the the slightly hard things and so Newton was born.
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| Gravity Sit V2 |
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| Gravity Sit V2 |
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| Gravity Sit V2 |
Newton's first move was a big mantal on small crimps. A supper steep start to a great finish on this V3.
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| The lip of Newton V3 |
Time for the long rail on the far side. What a great climb. The farther you go the harder it gets with a mantel finish waiting.
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| Gravitational Pull V3 |
Then there was the off balance arete next door. I really like the feel of this one. Cool moves right out of the box.
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| The cross move on Rip Cord V4 |
Ah but this was all warm-up for the best boulder problem on the boulder. Gravitron V5 It took about 4 tries to stick all the moves but what an incredible line. Lots of throwing is the name of the game.
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| Swing up to a heal while holding the compression |
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| Bump the right hand up. |
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| Suck in for the big throw |
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| Throw hard to a blind crimp |
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| Bump the right heal up and compress |
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| Blind bump for the jug. |
Just campus out because that's what the pro's do right. Well almost. What a great day and now I must go back to get the things I left done. Bummer. Climb on people and thanks for reading.
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