1) You referred to an easier way to avoid bridging the big gaps in the boulders. I think I know what you mean by the wedged boulder, but don't you still have to cross a couple more large gaps once you reach the top? I'm having trouble remembering. I'd like to get that route description as accurate as possible.
2) Got any more photos of you and your partner climbing? I've only done this one solo, so I don't have any "people" shots to show perspective and the actual route.
Ed F - Feb 28, 2006 5:33 pm - Voted 9/10
Nice TRThanks for adding. A few questions:
1) You referred to an easier way to avoid bridging the big gaps in the boulders. I think I know what you mean by the wedged boulder, but don't you still have to cross a couple more large gaps once you reach the top? I'm having trouble remembering. I'd like to get that route description as accurate as possible.
2) Got any more photos of you and your partner climbing? I've only done this one solo, so I don't have any "people" shots to show perspective and the actual route.
Thanks!
Ed
Mike Mc - Mar 1, 2006 12:04 am - Hasn't voted
Re: Nice TRI posted a shot of the "wedged boulder." It may or may not lead to the true summit!