Lazy Days

[coldclimb]

So I finally convinced someone to go climbing with me (Read: Take me climbing) and it was an awesome day for it. Headed to a good bouldering area, which also happens to be one of the only areas free of snow, and climbed for a while in the 70 degree temps and bright sunshine.

Katie's hair peers over the lip as she tries to get the footwork figured out.
http://www.morffed.com/climb/temp/DSCF6258.jpg


As the photographer on all my climbing trips, I rarely get good shots of me, but Katie managed to do rather well on both shots she took. Good stuff. That's me! :D
http://www.morffed.com/climb/temp/DSCF6260.jpg

http://www.morffed.com/climb/temp/DSCF6261.jpg


Then while wandering around the woods looking for decent boulders, we got distracted.
http://www.morffed.com/climb/temp/DSCF6263.jpg


And didn't feel at all like getting back up.
http://www.morffed.com/climb/temp/DSCF6266.jpg


Mostly 'cause of the view:
http://www.morffed.com/climb/temp/glass00.jpg


Eventually moseyed on back to the house for some slacking to top it all off.
http://www.morffed.com/climb/temp/DSCF6278.jpg



Welcome to a day in the life of Coldclimb. Hope you liked it.:D

[Steve Cavigliano]

Cool series CC :thumb :thumb


My lazy days don't usually involve so much effort :rofl

Looks like you had some really nice weather and the view from that overhang is awesome :clap :clap I also liked the view framed in the sunglasses :thumb


Thanks for sharing,
Steve

[binghott]

http://www.morffed.com/climb/temp/glass00.jpg
absolutely awesomely super cool shot.

[coldclimb]

Thanks for the comments and compliments guys. This was one of those days that's really going to stand out when I look back on this summer. Totally stellar!

[mushy]

NIce shots, looks like lots of friction bouldering with very little positive holds, awesome surroundings to get caught up in too.

[coldclimb]

NIce shots, looks like lots of friction bouldering with very little positive holds, awesome surroundings to get caught up in too.
Definitely. I think the hardest part though is FINDING the good problems. The woods are so thick you can't see very far, so you can't find the good boulders. Then when you do find a decent one, the obvious lines that are all chalked up are marked like that because they've been WORKED, which means they're HARD. :rofl We're not the best boulderers, but we did alright. I need to get out more though, winter has pretty much destroyed my bouldering strength.

[ian408]

Some nice shots here. My fave is #4, view from a crash pad. The reflected
view is a nice one too.

Ian