
I've been slowly collecting quite a bit of climbing gear and decided to try out some aid climbing. Aid climbing is a gear-intensive, anything-goes style of climbing generally used to climb 1000 foot walls like the ones in Yosemite.

But, there are no walls anywhere near me like that, so I decided to try out some aid climbing down at Tanesashi Seaside outside Hachinohe.

It was good practice setting gear and such, but I did look a little rediculous climbing a 15-foot boulder with my huge rack;)
3 comments:
Eric, In all your post your holding a beer. Didn't see one on this hill.
I would have laughed at you if I would have driven by and saw you, but I'm glad you're getting to use all your gear! Just preparation for when you eventually get to go to Alaska! :)
Eric, You would have been way cooler if you had worn The Three Wolves tee. Here is the link for those of you who don't know about the Tee. (http://www.amazon.com/Three-Official-T-Shirt-Cotton-Sleeve/dp/B000NZW3IY)
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