The pink umbilical cord of life. P preparing for a very scenic 5.7.
Sunset at the second pullout. The yuccas must have seen the Seventh Seal by Ingmar Bergman.
Saturday, January 12, 2008
Black Corridor
My belayer, who was 6'4", magnanimously hung the draws. Very nice route that climbs well. Nothing awkward, just hard. Pic is me pinkpointing Livin' on Borrowed Time 5.11c. Also did Rebel without a Pause 5.11b, Dancin' with a God 5.10a (P felt it was a classic), plus three 5.9+ routes and one 5.7 with a very scenic view from the top. Even though the temperature was comfortable, the rock was freezing because the Black Corridor gets very little sun. Halfway through our visit, a family showed up with a portable crib that contained a crying baby and then they amplified their i-pod so everybody could enjoy their crappy-ass 90s music like Counting f-ing Crows.
The pink umbilical cord of life. P preparing for a very scenic 5.7.
Sunset at the second pullout. The yuccas must have seen the Seventh Seal by Ingmar Bergman.
The pink umbilical cord of life. P preparing for a very scenic 5.7. Sunset at the second pullout. The yuccas must have seen the Seventh Seal by Ingmar Bergman.
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Nice pics. Except the lady with the umbilical cord, that is just gross, ewww.
That fancy shmancy camera is capturing some nice colors. My compliments to the operators, but mainly to the camera.
Now if only Chilly had a good climbing pose to go with the nice colors, something besides "extreme left butt pointer".
You ever see a pose like that on the cover of Alpinist? No, I didn't think so.
OOMGWTFBBQ you talking about Digdeeper?
JUST KIDDING! that wasn't HO Digdougler, that was Humacorn!
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