Monthly Archives: August 2010

>So we went out to Paradise Valley as planned, only 4 hours later. See, we’re in Squamish right now, so it rained all morning. Myself and fellow climbers headed to a coffee shop in town to check email, facebook, blog, … Continue reading →

>The trip to Squamish has been extended. The amount of bouldering here is truly massive and I’m really really psyched on a couple of lines that are truly inspiring. The weather is good and temperatures are just getting better. Its … Continue reading →

>I spend a lot of time climbing alone. I spend a lot of time working on projects, rock climbs, boulder problems, by myself, sitting at the base of a route, burning and resting, doing it again, trying to figure it … Continue reading →

>Traditional Squamish weather has set back in true Canadian style – chill and subtle – but definitely making a statement. The rain and cold has come, at least for a little while. Our morning plans to go after the Paradise … Continue reading →

>Something from the fall: 90 Minutes: It took 90 minutes to drive from downtown Manhattan. 30 minutes to power nap in the back seat. 10 minutes waiting for my climbing partner in front of Rock and Snow. A full day … Continue reading →

>Recently I read Jacinda Hunters blog post on finishing her 14a project Paradise at American Fork. First, congratulations to JC – she is an awesome climber and a super kind person. She trains hard and manages to balance a family, … Continue reading →