A BREAK IN A ROCK High in the mountains of Northern Italy, in a densely forested granite-strewn valley carved by the Orco river, lies one of the most famous and historic test pieces in the world for those who seek out not the rocks themselves, but the cracks that break them open. First redpointed by … Continue reading Greenspit
Somewhere in between the classic circuits and iconic formations of the world class bouldering destination of Rocklands, South Africa, lies a hidden realm of dusty caves home to a different kind of climb, for a far different breed of climber. There are no carefully curated trails or straightforward directions on a mainstream climbing specific app … Continue reading Something in Between (aka Rocklands Crack Smash)
“Well, Egyptians built the pyramids.” It was said as a clever passing response in a context I've since forgotten, but the profound truth behind the statement created an instant mantra that, for two weeks, was recited time and time again amongst Egyptian, Spaniard, and American alike. Sam, Myself, Mary, and Talo at the Great Pyramids … Continue reading Egyptians Built the Pyramids
