We’ve come to hate the holidays and the crowds that come along with them, getting in the way of our comfort and our climbing.
We keep getting requests for a tour of our van and the process that went into it. So here is a photo tour of the process and a video tour of the current state.
We reached the Red River Gorge – home to some of the best sport climbing in the United States, as well as a large tick population. I am now an expert at removing ticks.
Tennessee greeted us with another law enforcement encounter, excessive humidity, and a great deal of trash.
Nature came out in full force during our stay in Southern Illinois, subjecting us to fallen trees, bats, leeches, spiders, and more.
Some more downtime in Madison allowed us to analyze our expenses, while shooting, visiting farms, and more.
What was meant to be a weekend jaunt to Minnesota turned into a week-long adventure with great climbing, good company, and a near accident.
We’ve spent the last week+ in Madison remembering what it’s like to have space to move around in and a TV.
We stopped to visit John’s family in South Dakota, where the local festival surpassed all my small town stereotypes
We headed into South Dakota where we climbed around Mount Rushmore and visited a minuteman missile control site.