20100720 Aid Practice
Posted: Wed Jul 21, 2010 3:49 pm
Johnny and I set out to Waterslide to do some aid practice.
Taking the fast way in, photo by Johnny
Johnny on something tough
Keeping cool down in the canyon
Johnny's signature cigarette bouldering picture
Looking to descend either canyon next to this large formation to check it out. Hike up Ontario, descend down and hike back to Barrett-Stoddard road. If anyone is interested in this "project", drop me a line.
Also checked out the famous old bouldering area near Mt Baldy's school. We hiked in from the north.
Axle grease on the holds. Classy.
First sign we saw. We stayed north of it and off the private property. There's a MASSIVE boulder beyond the sign. We didn't go check it out because we're nice little boys.
More boulders
Saw this on the hike up and out on an easy trail. It's hard to tell where their border is.
Too bad there are apparent access problems with these boulders. I assume (probably incorrectly) that the landowners and climbers can come to an agreement, and climbers can enjoy pebble wrestling on these cool boulders. I don't know much, so there must be some bad blood, seeing as someone put grease on the holds.
Anyway, food for thought, I guess.
Taking the fast way in, photo by Johnny
Johnny on something tough
Keeping cool down in the canyon
Johnny's signature cigarette bouldering picture
Looking to descend either canyon next to this large formation to check it out. Hike up Ontario, descend down and hike back to Barrett-Stoddard road. If anyone is interested in this "project", drop me a line.
Also checked out the famous old bouldering area near Mt Baldy's school. We hiked in from the north.
Axle grease on the holds. Classy.
First sign we saw. We stayed north of it and off the private property. There's a MASSIVE boulder beyond the sign. We didn't go check it out because we're nice little boys.
More boulders
Saw this on the hike up and out on an easy trail. It's hard to tell where their border is.
Too bad there are apparent access problems with these boulders. I assume (probably incorrectly) that the landowners and climbers can come to an agreement, and climbers can enjoy pebble wrestling on these cool boulders. I don't know much, so there must be some bad blood, seeing as someone put grease on the holds.
Anyway, food for thought, I guess.