Yiros and Beer would do me *burp*

BJ

what...you never slept on the side of a cliff.?






(neither have I)

I love that the girl is reading a book.

"So, what did you do this weekend?"

"Oh, not much, just went for a little hike and read a book"

Originally Posted by NumbSkull

I love that the girl is reading a book.

"So, what did you do this weekend?"

"Oh, not much, just went for a little hike and read a book"

The book was probably "How To Climb Down".

There is no climbing down from that; one way out- Up.

Likely that was on the west face of El Capitan; an elite few can do it in a day, most take 2-5 days, one person (alex honnold) has climbed it without ropes... I love this shite

Originally Posted by SKYPILEIT

what...you never slept on the side of a cliff.?






(neither have I)

That photo was shot on the rather famous El Capitan in Yosemite National Park. Its about 3k feet of vertical granite, with 2-3 major routes up. With a pair of binoculars you can watch the climbers during the day (especially in the summer) and often see their lamps at night. It usually takes several days to scale the surface, depending upon one's strength and what kind of assist one is using, so sleeping on the surface is common.

I think the guy is just trying to figure out how many people he could splash with his pee.............

Originally Posted by tolladay

That photo was shot on the rather famous El Capitan in Yosemite National Park. Its about 3k feet of vertical granite, with 2-3 major routes up. With a pair of binoculars you can watch the climbers during the day (especially in the summer) and often see their lamps at night. It usually takes several days to scale the surface, depending upon one's strength and what kind of assist one is using, so sleeping on the surface is common.

several days... I had no idea.

Thanks tolladay.

If you ever see ME on the side of a mountain, rest assured there is a wrecked car or airplane or helicopter nearby!

...not even if it would help the Space Program!

Who took the photo, a passerby?

Originally Posted by Ron H

Who took the photo, a passerby?

There is a lot of traffic up the face of El Cap in the summer, and as a rule, climbers are helpful to each other while on a pitch. I don't know if this helpfulness extends to letting someone borrow your girlfriend, or your bed.

Originally Posted by tolladay

There is a lot of traffic up the face of El Cap in the summer, and as a rule, climbers are helpful to each other while on a pitch. I don't know if this helpfulness extends to letting someone borrow your girlfriend, or your bed.

Do Eskimos climb mountains?

Originally Posted by Bob HSG

Do Eskimos climb mountains?

Only when polar bears chase them.

That cliff hanger really makes the rocks roll.