Monthly Archives: May 2009

Our rest day resulted in us attempting Castleton Tower. Now I say attempt as we were repulsed not by the climbing, not by the heat but by a desert storm. We started out by driving there and decided rather than … Continue reading →

Three different types of sweetener but the people are still fat! Well after a busy day I felt it necessary to sum up my findings on Moab. 1. Its hot, the kind of heat that kills people. The car registered … Continue reading →

Well having arrived just before sunset, we took some photos before, during and after our rapid dawn raid. We were back at the car at 9.55 am! we climbed the route in the shade and got the summit shots in … Continue reading →

Given that Llion had broken a toe, and it was hotter than Kentucky Whore house, we opted to skip the Black Canyon, sorry, but I guess it is something to come back for!! I’ll hvae to let Jack and Wraith … Continue reading →

We had been driving for 3 hours already and we wanted exit 19!!!! The reminded me of a Joe Brand joke, “men, they say they love you, then they Cum….& go” The Eisenhower Tunnel, takes you from one side of … Continue reading →

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Well its been a few days and they have taken there toll on both me and llion, we have managed to climb everyday, from a few days ago scaling the 1st Flatiron just above boulder, a fantastic 10 pitch 5.8. … Continue reading →

Well we’ve hit the road and are in a Starbucks shit coffee great for Wifi though.  Just tries to shop in costco, and apparently you can’t shop if your not a member, I ain’t paying $50 for membership. Anyway 200 … Continue reading →

Well, heading back down to Boulder, I will try not to get whiplash as I crane my neck to look at all the hotties. We are climbing on the flatirons today before heading down to Colorado independence monument and then … Continue reading →

Well if you have never heard of this crag then you really should. We were drawn to it because of where we ended up camping last night. We look in the Colorado climbing guide and found some crags in the Rockies, … Continue reading →