Monthly Archives: August 2010

I’m too damn busy with life and what-have-you to walk a nice intro around the block, which likely leaves many sighing pleasantly over their humming laptops.  The climbing life has a way of just being the “life,” lacking that whole rock-scaling component, often.  Unfurling a Gordian knot seems a bit less complicated than stacking the … Read more

I think most everything about American living is pretty snazzy, to tell the unfashionable truth.  Having lived overseas for a number of years, I feel a certain efficiency when considering the merits of American life.  This is especially true for a climber.  With a car.  Traveling to the yankee crags is a matter of time … Read more