The helmet was just the most obvious of my gear woes! In my angst over our ‘Emperioral’ timeline of departure, I left my entire climbing pack, sleeping bag, and a box of food at home. What’s the Big Deal of being muntered in a swami belt and Mad Rock gorilla shoes compared to the – sob! – lack of homemade cookies? Alicia
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A.J.
> The helmet was just the most obvious of my gear woes! In my > angst over our ‘Emperioral’ timeline of departure, I left my entire > climbing pack, sleeping bag, and a box of food at home. What’s the > Big Deal of being muntered in a swami belt and Mad Rock gorilla shoes > compared to the – sob! – lack of homemade cookies? > Alicia
Oh, all the pain and suffering!! The humanity of it all! When will it end?!?!!
Glad you guys made do, and got up the route. Fun stuff for sure; with incredible views…
beadysee
— In Yahoo Canyons Group, “boogaloo72163” wrote: > The helmet was just the most obvious of my gear woes! In my > angst over our ‘Emperioral’ timeline of departure, I left my entire > climbing pack, sleeping bag, and a box of food at home. What’s the > Big Deal of being muntered in a swami belt and Mad Rock gorilla shoes > compared to the – sob! – lack of homemade cookies? > Alicia
My partner for snake dike, an infamous internet climber (ha!), shows up lacking a belay device and wearing only a pair of shorts and a t- shirt. So, lent him a jacket and an ATC. Belayed him on a munter, and, caught his 50 footer on the second pitch. Darn sports climbers…
Yeah, no homemade cookies is a real bummer.
-Brian in SLC