Climber Confessional: A Lesson in Backing Up Your Systems
Fuuucckkk I heard Don groan 15 feet below me. I had just led an old-school 5.9 gear line, and...
Read Moreby Michael Levy | Feb 6, 2017 | Campfire, Journal, Stories
Fuuucckkk I heard Don groan 15 feet below me. I had just led an old-school 5.9 gear line, and...
Read Moreby Ralf Reines | Sep 27, 2016 | Campfire
The following post is a Campfire: a short story of 110 words or less and one photo. Want to take...
Read MoreThe following post is a Campfire: a short story of 110 words or less and one photo. Want to take...
Read MoreIf you like Piña Coladas Pabst Blue Ribbon, And going weeks without rain. If you are into yoga,...
Read Moreby Pancho Gomez | Jan 5, 2016 | Campfire, Journal
You get back up after yet another fall. It feels so clumsy. The thing that matters most is that...
Read MoreIt’s a spot. It’s a catch. It’s a ride to the crag. It’s sharing your crash pad, your shoes, your...
Read Moreby Jerry Phillips | Nov 18, 2015 | Campfire, Journal
We spend our lives in cities and in cars, with phones and computers ever-clouding our perception...
Read Moreby Alyse Dietel | Oct 21, 2015 | Campfire, Journal
Tiny turd pellets rained down as I groped for the next jug. What in the world? A scratching sound....
Read Moreby Garrett Foltz | Oct 14, 2015 | Campfire, Journal
Know thyself. Looking from a distance, there is no question who is present. Who is commanding. But...
Read MoreMud oozed between my bare toes as I peeked over the cliff edge—twenty feet down, maybe more....
Read Moreby Robyn Lacy | Aug 12, 2015 | Campfire, Journal
Skaha Bluffs, BC. My brother had taken a fall and tore up his fingers, everyone was sore, covered...
Read Moreby Christine Zhou | Aug 5, 2015 | Campfire, Journal
Sometimes, when I’ve failed on a route ten times already, and the crux just needs a bit more...
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