We spent a week in Bishop bouldering. The place was amazing and one of the first times Ive really liked bouldering.
We spent the last day of our stay in Bishop at the Sad Boulders. Joe and I worked a V5 called Molly. It was the hardest problem I did while we were there. The Grades feel much harder than home but we started to figure out the style by the end of the week.
Molly V5
Molly V5
Molly V5
Molly V5
We camped in a campground called The Pit. It is basically a pit and during the night the wind blows off the snow covered mountains and it feels like you are camping in a fridge. We woke up with ice on the inside of the tent from our breath a couple mornings but by the middle of the day it was nice.
Solarium, A V3 that I finally got after a lot of work.... Things seemed harder than I was used to.. Well,,, except for the Valley's stuff.
Yep, That thing is hard
At the dump getting pallets to burn for fire wood. We were really glad to find out that they were free and that we could get them on the bike rack. It made the nights much more bearable...
The View of our "Fridge mountains" from the Happy Boulders parking lot.
Me on some V4 on the Bang Your Head Boulder at the Happy Boulders. And once again it took me a couple goes.
Joe on the Bang Your Head Boulder
Krystina at the Buttermilks
One of the Buttermilks 4 star V3s on the Bowling Pin Boulder that I could only get half way up.
Joe slinging chalk.
This was one of my fav routes. A V3 on the Loaf Boulder. Super crimpy and technical.
Heading into the Milks on a snowy day.
Yeah, Thats Snow...
Joe on a V5 at the Milks in a snowstorm.
Krystina on Birthday Left V0.. Nice little high ball.
Same as Above but a better look for the photo.
Joe on a classic V2.
Krystina climbing Birthday Left V0
We spent a week in Bishop bouldering. The place was amazing and one of the first times Ive really liked bouldering.
We spent the last day of our stay in Bishop at the Sad Boulders. Joe and I worked a V5 called Molly. It was the hardest problem I did while we were there. The Grades feel much harder than home but we started to figure out the style by the end of the week.
Molly V5
Molly V5
Molly V5
Molly V5
We camped in a campground called The Pit. It is basically a pit and during the night the wind blows off the snow covered mountains and it feels like you are camping in a fridge. We woke up with ice on the inside of the tent from our breath a couple mornings but by the middle of the day it was nice.
Solarium, A V3 that I finally got after a lot of work.... Things seemed harder than I was used to.. Well,,, except for the Valley's stuff.
Yep, That thing is hard
At the dump getting pallets to burn for fire wood. We were really glad to find out that they were free and that we could get them on the bike rack. It made the nights much more bearable...
The View of our "Fridge mountains" from the Happy Boulders parking lot.
Me on some V4 on the Bang Your Head Boulder at the Happy Boulders. And once again it took me a couple goes.
Joe on the Bang Your Head Boulder
Krystina at the Buttermilks
One of the Buttermilks 4 star V3s on the Bowling Pin Boulder that I could only get half way up.
Joe slinging chalk.
This was one of my fav routes. A V3 on the Loaf Boulder. Super crimpy and technical. 
Heading into the Milks on a snowy day.
Yeah, Thats Snow...
Joe on a V5 at the Milks in a snowstorm.
Krystina on Birthday Left V0.. Nice little high ball.
Same as Above but a better look for the photo.
Joe on a classic V2.
Krystina climbing Birthday Left V0
1 comment:
YAY! Blogging and pictures! I don't know how you guys climb all that hard stuff...and in puffy jackets, too! Amazing. Miss you guys!
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