all cliffs in the area are special and have access issues..
watch out for rattlesnakes. they love it there too. and exspecially watch out for rednecks with guns. they live there too.
fuk u rat the hilarious part is my premonition that the roc would never hold a belay much less me...all i did was touch the tcu while standing on the one of the bolts of the belay anchor and boom next thing we knew many sharp softball sized projectiles were flying in our face.
fortunately we all had helmets and the the double ropes.
that pOs is rotting bullshit up there yet the rest of the climb was fun. and that pictch was my second lead on limestone as i led the thin 5.9 slab sixth pitch...i see why it took soo many years for some idiot to blast there way up the headwall...and now i see why europe bolts so many pOs limestone cracks. btw- the reason only one helmet was hit on the retreat effort is cuz i am so good at playing dodge ball with flying rocks...sheesh dru you almost killed me a few times on the second rap....
Erik- at least i pay rent you freeloading nazi dick.
and iam not on wellfare... i actually saved money for once in my life
wow- iam fat. thanks for nothing you fricken john dunne wannabe.
why is beer so yummy?
who you calling tubba...
i just got a small spare tire... soon to be gone... if i can just find time to do some cardiovascular again besides hiking......oh i wish i had gumption to go ride my bike again..
if one wants to free the boving route on sews on wa pass i would love to see them skip the tree holds at the top of the 11a pitch...
and you erick.. youre just jealous of this canada trip...
i gotta learn, huh, ok...hmmmm. how about a nice bottle of scotch...hahaha
okay i am always a sucker for a guiness..and you.
course stout is best warm so that is why i suggested the cheap watered down beer...very refreshing and it gives ya a buzz..