The last two weeks are a blur of climbing, running, weddings and work. Tonight the alacrity continues with many of our crew heading to Moab where several of us will be running the Other Half marathon, an event that has become October tradition. This will be my fourth Moab half marathon. Each has brought sweat, [continue reading]
*Editors Note: This is a guest contribution from Tyler Scheer. All photos, the awesome video and text are from Tyler. It’s 6:30. In the morning. The sun is barely up, and for some reason my alarm is going off. I do what any reasonable person would, and hit the snooze button for twenty minutes. Adam’s [continue reading]
The Rocky Mountain bouldering season is in full swing and with Boulder still baking we’d be crazy not to join in the fun. Following up our trip last weekend to Upper Chaos, this time we decided to visit the Lower Chaos boulders. The photos above (D-Rock) show a crux move on Skipper G (V8) at [continue reading]
Hope you had a good weekend. I finally got the bike out, and enjoyed the heat here in Boulder. Below is a little clip of my buddy Ron sending First Overhang at Flagstaff. He noted “Two years ago, I never thought I’d be sending, and you’d be filming.” Funny. Additionally, a few more shots of [continue reading]
Andrew Kornylak is a photographer and climber based out of Atlanta, Georgia. You may have seen his work in “The Beta” series of climbing videos about bouldering in the south (produced for the Triple Crown climbing competition). The production of these videos is really interesting because they were shot using Stop Motion, i.e. the videos [continue reading]
What’s better than honey? Alcohol. But why not have both? Ryan and I could never answer that question. So in 2007 we started making mead, also known as honey wine. Since then, we’ve made 125 gallons of the brew in more than 20 different varieties, using about 400 pounds of honey. My room and our [continue reading]
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