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Climbing Resume

Favorite Thing about Climbing
Placing cams, crack climbing, The Red, traveling, learning stuff, being challenged in every way possible, the lifestyle. All the directions you can go with it. the fact that its not something everyone does or can do. everything really.
Favorite Destination
Red River Gorge, KY. Hands. Down.
Favorite Climbing Memory

Going to the Red for the first time. Did my first sport climb and trad lead. First lead was a sickeningly easy trad route, a 5.1. It was only 20 feet. I could easily free solo it. Miguels pizza. Waking up at 8:30am to the sound of jingling gear. The bull frogs. Ale8. Spending 350 on gear. coming home with a new cam (BD #3). Taking my first lead fall on American Crack at Fortress. Being surrounded by "yeah, I'm going to do a 5.11 to warm up on..." kind of talk. Just being surrounded by climbers. It felt like home!!!

 I guess its not really a climbing memory, but the first time I saw the mountains and saw Vedauwoo, WY. It's what sparked my desire to climb. My dad and I were driving through wyoming and I saw these funny rocky outcroppings and told my dad that I wanted to go play on them. I had no idea that it was vedauwoo, and I had no idea that I was going to end up climbing there someday.

 And the first time I saw central and southern utah. I fell in love with sandstone. My dad kept telling me that the rock was so weak that it'd crumble under my feet. I told him he was wrong, and that I wanted to go climb on it. sure enough... he was wrong. :) Two weeks later I started climbing and I'll never turn back. By the way, totally off topic, Moab is one of the coolest towns EVER.

Best Climbing Joke

climbing in iowa, haha. 

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