of The Ponds Spots. Chris lead the way and after a steep climb up a hill we arrived at Swiss Cheese, this problem is amazing and it seem that the closer to the rim you get the better the rock gets and I am all sorts of down wit DAT!
This is a boulder viewed from Swiss Cheese and it's probably bigger then my house, the rock in the foreground depicts the darker stone of the upper areas.
The man behind the fotos, HayDON readying to surely capture some dopeness!
A different perspective of Ander trying the immaculate SWISS CHEESE!
This is a little dyno/pocket/crimper problem at the above mentioned sector, props on this one Hayden!
This little area defiantly has some worthy blocks and supposedly this is only the tip of the iceberg. Parting pic and thoughts of Newmexitard Land to come.]
GONE>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
5 comments:
now i see it: swiss cheese = the mushroom boulder's "my fifteen minutes" like woah, as mentioned by hayface
INDEED JAEGER! Just think this classic line holds the covited v7 grade you so desire and that's on the reals son!
Nice! In Costa Rica all I found was vertical mud climbing down to a turquoise lake in a volcano crater.
Is this weekend the time to check out the SoCol bouldering scene since my original Sunday plans will probably avy prone?
Hey Plexus
We are gto hamered with the white stuff dwon here today and depending on what happens tomorrow it still might be wet by Sunday. I will post a comment on this post tomorrow and tell ya if it looks doable but if not I would be glad to give you a tour when the weather is a little better.
Byron
Thanks Byron. Just shoot me an email - the link is on my profile page. Still debating Atlantic Peak tomorrow.
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