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why wy?

Tuesday, March 16, 2004 at 7:44 PM

I have my own bouldering wall. well, not my own in terms of
owning it, but it is just five minutes away. Across the bridge
where I live is um the bridge. Okay, it's a bridge built with
very rough stones, and runs for about 100m. So effectively,
it's a 100m long bouldering wall. Nice crimps, a couple of jugs
and it seems like a mix of pitted limestoney stones and dairy
farm granite. There are already a couple of routes chalked up,
so it looks like it will keep me occupied for a bit.

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