Trip Report A casual run-in with Alex Honnold: Zodiac 2008

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by Lambone Monday November 27, 2017 1:42pm

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I dedicate this TR to Chris because it was just inspired by him, and because he was such a solid happy monkey up there hanging in slings all day, holding the rope and staying stoked for the free push! Theirs was a proud send!



Credit: Lambone

This is one of my favorite El Cap stories to tell once I get a few Cobras deep. I was recently spraying it in the meadow with Tom and some monkeys and Tom was like "No way that was you guys? I've been telling that story for years! I tell it all the time!" That kinda took me by surprise and I thought to myself...wait a second, I better claim this story!



So here it goes..., keep in mind this is 9 years ago so my memory has faded a bit, but this is my best recollection of the event and Alex's words, this is basically how it went down. I hope you enjoy it. Alex quotes are in bold and italics, we've joked about this story before so I figure he won't mind me posting it up.



"What's a Beak?"



I was on a standard camping style ascent of the Zodiac with two of my buddies Blake Burwell and Justin Haynes. It was their first El Cap climb and my 4th time up the route. I think we were on our third day on the wall, typical party style, having a great time. We had been up late raging spliffs and Cobras and were feeling quite lazy. Which was perfect for the unexpected bigwall free climbing show/clinic we were about to get.



I sprung awoke extra early that morning before sunrise around 5am to the sound of voices, and I could see headlamps down at the base. Typically this means someone is blasting early on a one day ascent. I figured, "eh looks like we are gunna get passed later..." I rolled over and went back to sleep...I don't get out of my bag before the sun hits, ever.



When I woke up about 3 hours later as the sun creeped in around 8am, I was a bit surprised to see that the team was charging up and just two pitches below us on the Black Tower. The leader looked to be effortlessly floating up the wall, and hiked the pitch in 10 minutes or so.



I told my buddies, "Might as well relax boys...we got some incoming monkeys, lets just chill here and let them pass us." We proceeded to brew coffee.



We watched them send the El Portal pitch and could see they were slowing down a bit, and perhaps the goal of free climbing the route had ended. We started to hear some grunting and four letter words and watched a couple big whippers. Whoever was down there was trying HARD, and they continued to charge up toward us.



Next up was the classic Flying Buttress pitch, imho the best pitch on the route...the aid route climbs a stunning clean corner with a thin seam protect-able with tricky tiny cams and nuts. While the free route busts out on face holds on the arete protected by sparse bolts placed by the Huber Brothers. At this point I recognized it was Alex Honnold on lead, as he had just started to make a name for himself in the Valley and I had recently read some article about some wild climb or another, I think it was his Moonlight Butress free solo.





Honnold on the Flying Butress

Honnold on the Flying Butress Credit: Lambone



Honnold on the Flying Butress

Honnold on the Flying Butress Credit: Lambone



Alex Honnold, Zodiac 2008

Alex Honnold, Zodiac 2008 Credit: Lambone

We were enjoying the show from the comfort of our sleeping bags, sipping coffee admiring how the real hard men just fly right up El Cap. From the Buttress the route traverses back into the crack, here Alex proceeded to place his first piece of gear in the crack, a green alien. BTW, he virtually had no gear with him. Looked like a half rack of cams and 6 quickdraws on his harness, wtf!? Made my 40lb aid rack with tripples of everything from a 00 Brassy to a #6 Camalot seem ridiculous. Alex's biggest cam was a single #1 Camalot...(which he later admitted made that upper OW pitch quite scary.)



So he traverses back to the crack and stuffs the green alien and gives it a yank and it rips right out. Alex lets out a little squeal....the first indication that he might be just a little gripped. Three more tries and he finally gets the alien to stick. He clips a sling into it and stands on it. First aid move Ive seen him do so far. Hes not stoked to be aiding. Im just waiting for that janky alien to blow.





Honnold on Zodiac 2008

Honnold on Zodiac 2008 Credit: Lambone

After he clips the rope I'm looking at the 90 degree rope angle sideways from the cam back to the belay thinking, dude..."DUDE, put a long sling on it!" But who am I to give Alex climbing beta? And anyway..as far as I could tell they didn't have anymore slings! WTF? Who climbs El Cap with a single shoulder length sling? I kept my mouth shut.



He inches his way up stemming the glass polished corner and crimping razor thin edges. I admire how delicately he smears the wall and presses on blank chalk spots seemingly holding onto nothing, his movements so calm and precise. But I can hear him breathing hard and I know it's not as easy as he's making it look. I see him reach up and grab a rusty copperhead with his bare hand just before slipping. "OOOUUCH"



Never fun to grab a hold of a freyed rusty copperhead wire bare handed. He does a one arm pull-up on the wire and clips a draw in. He tags up their one Aider that they had between the two of them and as he gets on it says,

"Jeeeeze what the heck is that?"



I recall saying the same thing when I reached that spot. There's some whining going on down there that I can't quite make out as I sip my coffee but I can tell Alex isn't quite having as much fun anymore.



At this point he's about 20ft below us and in talking distance.

"This is scary! I'm not sure I like this route!"



I'm like..."hmmmm it's one of my favorites...but then again I'm an aid climber." I spark another smoke and take a sip of coffee while contemplating the crux of my day...the morning poop routine. Im hoping he doesnt fall because I cant hold it much longer. I need them to climb through, and soon!



Remember he's run out with 2 peices of gear clipped, a rusty fixed head and a bad alien that he yanked out with his hand 3 times in a row...which is surely gunna rip and send him on a tumbling pendulum toward the belay. At this point the hair is standing up on the back of my neck, and I have goosebumps as I think I'm about to witness him plunge and rip the gear. It was like watching a trainwreck about to happen...my eyes were so glued to Alex that I forgot to take any pictures through the next sequence of events, but I'll never forget what happened next!



He goes from half aid/half free, back to full free...makes a couple moves above the old rusty head, and just as he reaches for a small slopey handhold in the corner his feet slip. He lunges and snags the hold just as both feet cut loose...and he's dangling there one arm. A literal Stallone in Cliffhanger moment!



Credit: Lambone

He looks up, "OMG, did you guys just see that?" he says seemingly shocked that he's still on the wall.



"Yup, careful bro!" I said...as if I can offer advice to his precarious situation.



"Hey guys, how'd you do this part?"



Oooh, that's my que, I get to spray beta to a rock god! "uhhh, that part was Beaks dude."



"hmm...what's a beak? Do I have any beaks???"



He glances back to his harness that has like five cams and a few nuts on it.



"Nah, bro...I don't think you do."



"Are beaks like hooks?"



"uh...kinda, we just hooked em in there and got up on em."



"Do I have any hooks?"



"uh, I don't think so bro..."



I have an idea, "HEY! I can lower you some beaks?"



He thinks for a second...



"How about you just lower me a rope!?"



"Ya man our blue dock line is fixed!"



He just grabs on barehanded and starts batmanning up the rope hand over hand with his feet barely touching the wall. "WTF? Is this guy for real?"



"Jeeze this is hard!" Alex says in a half joking, half very serious whimper. He makes it up to just below our camp and says all nonchalantly...



"Hey guys is everything clipped in up there?"



"Ya"



"Cool, hang on guys I'm gunna dyno for your haulbag."



The three of us look at eachother bewildered, "wait, what???"



No sh#t, he gets a good foot hold on the sloper he just caught himself Stallone style on and dynos off the free hanging rope and latches the lip of our big yellow haulbag! He wraps his legs around it and pig wrestles his way up into our camp, mantling effortlessly into my portaledge. Huge smile on his face.



"Hi guys, I'm Alex...nice to meet you. Boy I dunno about this route, aid climbing is hard! ....wow, look at all this stuff you got!"



"Ya, wanna cup of coffee bro?"



"You've got coffee up here?"



"Oh heck ya, we got everything up here. Need anything? Booze, smokes, coffee, pizza? You name it we got it."



"Wow, thank you. Ya know I don't drink coffee. How long have you been up here? I can't imagine how you get all this stuff up here....seems hard. Well thanks guys, nice to meet ya, have a great climb...I gotta keep going."



And just like that he steps off my ledge and continues up the Nipple pitch. His partner Chris shows up a few minutes later and we just look at eachother wide eyed and, he shakes his head..."ya dude, Alex is an animal.... I'll take some coffee!"



We sent him up with a full jug. The monkeys were sending!



Alex NOT using the one team aider on the Nipple.

Credit: Lambone

So that's my "How I met Alex Honnold Story." The dude is my hero! Endless stoke. A couple years later I was soloing Shortest Straw while David Alfrey and Alex were flying up Lunar Eclipse. I could hear Dave shouting up instructions to Alex how to use cam hooks, ya man ya just kinda shove it in there, twist, give it a bounce and get on it!



I thought it was kinda funny Alex had climbed El Cap probly 20+ times but was still learning how to use basic aid gear....lol



I yelled over to him and he remembered our Zodiac meet up.



"How long you up here for this time Lambone?"



"Oh, 7 days or so."



"Jeeze, yer crazy dude!"



"Thanks Alex! Have fun up there on those beaks! YER GUNNA DiE!!!" So yesterday I googled "christmas climber" images for work and out of the blue at the top of the list I saw a photo of myself and a couple buddies in our portaledge camp on Zodiac, in the Spring of 2008. The photo was taken by Alex Honnold's belayer Chris Weidner who I just discovered has an awesome blog. Here is his web page with the photo (also check out his other fantastic blog posts!)I dedicate this TR to Chris because it was just inspired by him, and because he was such a solid happy monkey up there hanging in slings all day, holding the rope and staying stoked for the free push! Theirs was a proud send!This is one of my favorite El Cap stories to tell once I get a few Cobras deep. I was recently spraying it in the meadow with Tom and some monkeys and Tom was like "No way that was you guys? I've been telling that story for years! I tell it all the time!" That kinda took me by surprise and I thought to myself...wait a second, I better claim this story!So here it goes..., keep in mind this is 9 years ago so my memory has faded a bit, but this is my best recollection of the event and Alex's words, this is basically how it went down. I hope you enjoy it. Alex quotes are in bold and italics, we've joked about this story before so I figure he won't mind me posting it up.I was on a standard camping style ascent of the Zodiac with two of my buddies Blake Burwell and Justin Haynes. It was their first El Cap climb and my 4th time up the route. I think we were on our third day on the wall, typical party style, having a great time. We had been up late raging spliffs and Cobras and were feeling quite lazy. Which was perfect for the unexpected bigwall free climbing show/clinic we were about to get.I sprung awoke extra early that morning before sunrise around 5am to the sound of voices, and I could see headlamps down at the base. Typically this means someone is blasting early on a one day ascent. I figured, "eh looks like we are gunna get passed later..." I rolled over and went back to sleep...I don't get out of my bag before the sun hits, ever.When I woke up about 3 hours later as the sun creeped in around 8am, I was a bit surprised to see that the team was charging up and just two pitches below us on the Black Tower. The leader looked to be effortlessly floating up the wall, and hiked the pitch in 10 minutes or so.I told my buddies, "Might as well relax boys...we got some incoming monkeys, lets just chill here and let them pass us." We proceeded to brew coffee.We watched them send the El Portal pitch and could see they were slowing down a bit, and perhaps the goal of free climbing the route had ended. We started to hear some grunting and four letter words and watched a couple big whippers. Whoever was down there was trying HARD, and they continued to charge up toward us.Next up was the classic Flying Buttress pitch, imho the best pitch on the route...the aid route climbs a stunning clean corner with a thin seam protect-able with tricky tiny cams and nuts. While the free route busts out on face holds on the arete protected by sparse bolts placed by the Huber Brothers. At this point I recognized it was Alex Honnold on lead, as he had just started to make a name for himself in the Valley and I had recently read some article about some wild climb or another, I think it was his Moonlight Butress free solo.We were enjoying the show from the comfort of our sleeping bags, sipping coffee admiring how the real hard men just fly right up El Cap. From the Buttress the route traverses back into the crack, here Alex proceeded to place his first piece of gear in the crack, a green alien. BTW, he virtually had no gear with him. Looked like a half rack of cams and 6 quickdraws on his harness, wtf!? Made my 40lb aid rack with tripples of everything from a 00 Brassy to a #6 Camalot seem ridiculous. Alex's biggest cam was a single #1 Camalot...(which he later admitted made that upper OW pitch quite scary.)So he traverses back to the crack and stuffs the green alien and gives it a yank and it rips right out. Alex lets out a little squeal....the first indication that he might be just a little gripped. Three more tries and he finally gets the alien to stick. He clips a sling into it and stands on it. First aid move Ive seen him do so far. Hes not stoked to be aiding. Im just waiting for that janky alien to blow.After he clips the rope I'm looking at the 90 degree rope angle sideways from the cam back to the belay thinking, dude..."DUDE, put a long sling on it!" But who am I to give Alex climbing beta? And anyway..as far as I could tell they didn't have anymore slings! WTF? Who climbs El Cap with a single shoulder length sling? I kept my mouth shut.He inches his way up stemming the glass polished corner and crimping razor thin edges. I admire how delicately he smears the wall and presses on blank chalk spots seemingly holding onto nothing, his movements so calm and precise. But I can hear him breathing hard and I know it's not as easy as he's making it look. I see him reach up and grab a rusty copperhead with his bare hand just before slipping.Never fun to grab a hold of a freyed rusty copperhead wire bare handed. He does a one arm pull-up on the wire and clips a draw in. He tags up their one Aider that they had between the two of them and as he gets on it says,I recall saying the same thing when I reached that spot. There's some whining going on down there that I can't quite make out as I sip my coffee but I can tell Alex isn't quite having as much fun anymore.At this point he's about 20ft below us and in talking distance.I'm like..."hmmmm it's one of my favorites...but then again I'm an aid climber." I spark another smoke and take a sip of coffee while contemplating the crux of my day...the morning poop routine. Im hoping he doesnt fall because I cant hold it much longer. I need them to climb through, and soon!Remember he's run out with 2 peices of gear clipped, a rusty fixed head and a bad alien that he yanked out with his hand 3 times in a row...which is surely gunna rip and send him on a tumbling pendulum toward the belay. At this point the hair is standing up on the back of my neck, and I have goosebumps as I think I'm about to witness him plunge and rip the gear. It was like watching a trainwreck about to happen...my eyes were so glued to Alex that I forgot to take any pictures through the next sequence of events, but I'll never forget what happened next!He goes from half aid/half free, back to full free...makes a couple moves above the old rusty head, and just as he reaches for a small slopey handhold in the corner his feet slip. He lunges and snags the hold just as both feet cut loose...and he's dangling there one arm. A literal Stallone in Cliffhanger moment!He looks up,he says seemingly shocked that he's still on the wall."Yup, careful bro!" I said...as if I can offer advice to his precarious situation.Oooh, that's my que, I get to spray beta to a rock god! "uhhh, that part was Beaks dude."He glances back to his harness that has like five cams and a few nuts on it."Nah, bro...I don't think you do.""uh...kinda, we just hooked em in there and got up on em.""uh, I don't think so bro..."I have an idea, "HEY! I can lower you some beaks?"He thinks for a second..."Ya man our blue dock line is fixed!"He just grabs on barehanded and starts batmanning up the rope hand over hand with his feet barely touching the wall. "WTF? Is this guy for real?"Alex says in a half joking, half very serious whimper. He makes it up to just below our camp and says all nonchalantly..."Ya"The three of us look at eachother bewildered, "wait, what???"No sh#t, he gets a good foot hold on the sloper he just caught himself Stallone style on and dynos off the free hanging rope and latches the lip of our big yellow haulbag! He wraps his legs around it and pig wrestles his way up into our camp, mantling effortlessly into my portaledge. Huge smile on his face."Ya, wanna cup of coffee bro?""Oh heck ya, we got everything up here. Need anything? Booze, smokes, coffee, pizza? You name it we got it."And just like that he steps off my ledge and continues up the Nipple pitch. His partner Chris shows up a few minutes later and we just look at eachother wide eyed and, he shakes his head..."ya dude, Alex is an animal.... I'll take some coffee!"We sent him up with a full jug. The monkeys were sending!Alex NOT using the one team aider on the Nipple.So that's my "How I met Alex Honnold Story." The dude is my hero! Endless stoke. A couple years later I was soloing Shortest Straw while David Alfrey and Alex were flying up Lunar Eclipse. I could hear Dave shouting up instructions to Alex how to use cam hooks, ya man ya just kinda shove it in there, twist, give it a bounce and get on it!I thought it was kinda funny Alex had climbed El Cap probly 20+ times but was still learning how to use basic aid gear....lolI yelled over to him and he remembered our Zodiac meet up."Oh, 7 days or so.""Thanks Alex! Have fun up there on those beaks! YER GUNNA DiE!!!"

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Lambone is a wall climber from Ashland, Or.

Comments spectreman



Trad climber Nov 27, 2017 - 02:07pm PT One of The best tr's ever!!! Mike.



climber Nov 27, 2017 - 02:08pm PT Well told, Matt  TFPU! micronut



Trad climber Fresno/Clovis, ca Nov 27, 2017 - 02:18pm PT Bloody brilliant. so glad you shared that here. Someday I'll probably tell that over a campfire like I was right there and Alex dynoed for the water bottle hanging off my harness rather than my haulbag......



The stuff of legend.... skcreidc



Social climber SD, CA Nov 27, 2017 - 02:19pm PT Great story Lambone! Definitely more than worth the stop in ST. And, I mean well written as well. I almost snorted the coffee I was partaking of... Lambone



Big Wall climber Ashland, Or Author's Reply Nov 27, 2017 - 02:22pm PT Thanks guys, just polished it up a bit more. One of my favs for sure. Phil_B



Social climber CHC, en zed Nov 27, 2017 - 02:22pm PT Great story man. Thanks for sharing rbolton



Social climber The home. Nov 27, 2017 - 02:27pm PT Love this trip report! NutAgain!



Trad climber https://nutagain.org Nov 27, 2017 - 02:41pm PT I really needed a good story right now and this was awesome to read! Thank you! Mungeclimber



Trad climber Nothing creative to say Nov 27, 2017 - 03:41pm PT great story! tfpu! Bargainhunter



climber Nov 27, 2017 - 05:10pm PT Good one! Thanks for sharing! Levy



Big Wall climber Calabasas Nov 27, 2017 - 06:28pm PT Great story! Your writing is nice too. Well done Matt. Gail Hightower



climber SE Nov 27, 2017 - 06:39pm PT Great stuff, thanks for posting. onyourleft



climber So Oregon Nov 27, 2017 - 10:49pm PT Love the Flying Butress shots!

Rope drag city!

I believe I see four 90 degree bends...

Sheesh! Tom Patterson



Trad climber Seattle Nov 28, 2017 - 05:14am PT Fantatic TR! Thanks for bringing us along! EdwardT



Trad climber Retired Nov 28, 2017 - 05:21am PT Great story. Lots of laugh out loud moments. Made my morning.



Thanks. Vlada



Trad climber Redwood City, CA Nov 28, 2017 - 07:05am PT Thanks for sharing the story. I have read somewhere that Alex climbed Zodiac this year with his mom. I doubt that he brought beaks this time. mastadon



Trad climber crack addict Nov 28, 2017 - 07:44am PT That's a GREAT story Lambone! A buddy and I had a similar experience on Leaning Tower a few years ago when a couple skinny young guys came flying up to us and whizzed past us free climbing. It was incredible to watch them break away doing 12d on a severely overhanging wall right off our belay. We were weighted down with a full makeup of impedimenta.



A couple months ago, the week before the big rockfall on the East side of El Cap, I was heading up the East Ledges to meet a couple friends who were topping out on the Muir. I had a nice leisurely hike up to the fixed lines. It was totally peaceful and serene with the wind whispering through the trees and birds flying overhead. Not a soul around. I clipped in to the lowest fixed line and proceeded to jug up. At the top of the final line, I moved away from the edge and was taking my gear off when a voice came from behind the lone tree on that ledge, "Hello?" I just about jumped out of my skin. A woman moved around the tree. She looked to be about my age and I'm no spring chicken. We talked for a few minutes. She had just jugged the fixed lines. She said that she wasn't a climber but was practicing jumaring for a future El Cap route with her son. I thought, "A non climber jugging and rapping four fixed lines on the east ledges of El Cap???". WTF? When I asked her about this, she said, "My son said it was easy and I wouldn't have any problem doing it by myself". I asked her, "Didn't you beat your son enough when he was young?" When she finally told me that her son was Alex Honnold, it all made sense.



We hiked up a ways together and I took off for the top to meet my friends that never showed. They topped out much later. I returned to the East Ledge lines and Alex's mom and I rapped and hiked down together.



Diedre Honnold at the tree at the top of the East Ledges.







Obligatory selfie







Rapping down



fear



Ice climber hartford, ct Nov 28, 2017 - 08:32am PT Who climbs El Cap with a single shoulder length sling?

Too funny....



I loved his rack that I still would have triple of for 90' of 5.7 in the Gunks...



msiddens



Trad climber Nov 28, 2017 - 09:51am PT Fun read rincon



climber Coarsegold Nov 28, 2017 - 10:42am PT Too bad he had to climb through the piss streaks. Lambone



Big Wall climber Ashland, Or Author's Reply Nov 28, 2017 - 12:20pm PT Heck ya! Go moms! nah000



climber now/here Nov 28, 2017 - 09:59pm PT that was a freaking highlarious read... thanks! shipoopoi



Big Wall climber oakland Nov 28, 2017 - 10:39pm PT freaking awesome trip report. actually read it start to end with no breaks. salivating on the stoke of the circumstances. "have i got any beaks" hysterical. ss Magic D



Trad climber Nov 29, 2017 - 12:28pm PT I enjoyed your story, Lambone! (This is Alex's mom.) Next time I come through Ashland, maybe we could climb together. (My daughter lives in Portland, so I do that drive from Sacto now & then.) Is there climbing near Ashland?



And Mastadon, I am a climber -- I just wasn't planning to climb on El Cap! (Jugging only.) Outdoors, I can follow up to about 5.9 or 5.10...have done one 5.11, in a corner. Leading...is much less. So you climbers out there, keep me in mind for outdoor climbing (no ice, no really cold weather). I'll belay you up anything, as long as I get to climb a bit. Or jug. I really want to try the Flatirons! And Squamish! My list is long. :-) You can reach me on fb: https://www.facebook.com/DierdreWolownick/



And one for the record books: I'm now the oldest woman to ever summit El Cap!! :-) Lambone



Big Wall climber Ashland, Or Author's Reply Nov 29, 2017 - 06:20pm PT Sure thing Deirdre,

Please give me a shout next time you are rolling through Southern Oregon! Weve got some great climbing here would be happy to show ya! Alex paid a surprise visit to my climbing gym back in September. Ill send you a note on Facebook.

Congrats on your ascent! I showed my Mom the article and she said, Dont even think about it! Lol

Cheers!

Matt mastadon



Trad climber crack addict Nov 29, 2017 - 08:42pm PT Sorry Deidre,



My bad. I misunderstood. I should'a known that you were a climber. You probably told me and I forgot. I do remember you telling me that you'd been up to Mammoth Terraces half a dozen times. Hope your Lurking Fear adventure went well.



Don! Magic D



Trad climber Dec 1, 2017 - 09:54am PT Hi again, Don -



That's ok -- memory's the first to go! You can all read about my Lurking Fear adventure here: https://www.climbing.com/people/el-cap-in-a-golden-day-alex-honnold-leads-his-mother-up-lurking-fear/





Enjoy!





Dierdre labrat



Trad climber Erik O. Auburn, CA Dec 1, 2017 - 11:55am PT TFPU! Enjoyed the read and the comments!

Erik Magic D



Trad climber Dec 2, 2017 - 12:26pm PT Matt / Lambone --





How can I contact you off ST, for my next trip up north? I'd love to try out the climbing in S. OR.



Dierdre Lambone



Big Wall climber Ashland, Or Author's Reply Dec 2, 2017 - 10:27pm PT Just sent you a FB invite! up2top



climber Phoenix, AZ Dec 17, 2017 - 06:56pm PT This whole thread is freakin priceless. Mighty Hiker



climber Outside the Asylum Dec 17, 2017 - 08:42pm PT Dierdre, if you make it to Squamish, perhaps we can climb together. (Alex appears often here in summer.) There is even a climb named Diedre, which is supposed to be an old French word meaning corner. Darwin



Trad climber Seattle, WA Dec 18, 2017 - 07:23pm PT Holy F!

Between Mastadon's and the OP's (Lambone) contributions, I usually put it:

"really this time, it is the best TR ever"

but this time I'm serious because you tag-teamed. L



climber Just livin' the dream Dec 18, 2017 - 09:17pm PT Verrrrry funny!



Love the chatting with Alex' mom. couchmaster



climber May 9, 2019 - 08:41am PT



What a great read! Missed it first go round, glad I caught it now. dee ee



Mountain climber Of THIS World (Planet Earth) May 9, 2019 - 10:28am PT Classic!!! shylock



Social climber mb May 9, 2019 - 04:12pm PT so fun. thanks! wilbeer



Mountain climber Terence Wilson greeneck alleghenys,ny, May 9, 2019 - 04:31pm PT That is a great story,thank you. MikeL



Social climber Southern Arizona May 10, 2019 - 07:20am PT Wow. Great report. Very funny.