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Written by Erik Eriksson
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Tuesday, 11 November 2008 |
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During the spring of 2007, my then regular climbing partner Mike Lechlinski and I had been doing a few El Cap routes and for our next project, the routes of CCC seemed to hold our interest. One of his routes we had been eyeing was “Space”. A rather direct, long and steep line, up the longest part of the Captain. We had done a number of walls since we had reacquainted our climbing partnership from years past and were looking for something a bit spicier. I had done the last 10 pitches or so in 1996 combined with the South Seas route so we agreed to go for the Mescalito topout. |
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Written by Darrell Hensel
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Friday, 27 June 2008 |
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I finally decided that I'd had enough and that I had to do something about it. The problem had started with Mike Graham's "Ancient Gold” and “You Can Always Go Back” trip reports and these feelings had become increasingly stronger with each new read. What was bothering me was that they were making me jealous that Mike was climbing at Suicide and I wasn't. |
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Written by Mike Graham
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Saturday, 17 May 2008 |
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But you may have to work a little harder at it. In 1973 I was sixteen with only a few things on my mind, (mostly) climbing and making gear for climbing. Staying in shape was easy back then. You didn’t need to work out for climbing because you seemed to always be on the rock. The making gear part was more a novelty back then but sure won over doing my school homework. I could actually visualize there was an occupation looming somewhere in my climbing future. |
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