Oh, and someday Kristen really is going to send helicopter.
Really really.
Super-Jug Top-Rope for life!
Unfortunately, this past Sunday it was windy. Although I froze my butt in shorts, it was a fun session and good to be out "rock shopping".
Anyway, the usual clowns were in attendance. This is Rich right before jumping on "Buddha belly" and declaring it an es-tupid problem.
As I mentioned in a comment on the Hueco post, Flakey roof is VERY fun. Although the crux move is a bit reachy, here is diggs pulling off a quick ascent of the problem on Sunday.
Seriously, if you haven't done it, you should.
It sits uphill and to the right if you are facing skunk-rub.
I remember feeling that "Daily Chuck Dose" which climbs out from under the middle of skunk-rub was very difficult. It saw several flashes on Sunday and other red-point ascents by Fiona, Sarah, Kristen, and I believe Rich.
Unfortunately, Sarah injured her middle finger of her right hand (i think) during the send. Kristen passed along the news that it seems minor and should heal quickly. Especially because she stopped climbing immediately. GOOD DECISION SARA!
Once again, I have compiled a list of problems to do at Carter once my finger heals.
Stick send everyone!
Without further ado, here is the commentary on Hueco by Diggs:
Fiona almost didn't make it out of Hueco alive. We had to beat her to get her into the car for the drive home.
Notice the Jaeger look-a-like photographer that was admiring our mad skills.
Fiona almost got her daily dick dose in Hueco...ask her to tell you the story.
More classic warm-ups - Voltron!
Steph sent hyproglow - only slightly dislocating her hip.
Choir boys almost gave Fiona satisfaction...
Sign of the Cross - super classic!
And projects to go back to...Steph on Baby Face.
I haven't hiked for the sake of hiking in a LONG time. In my mind, it is just a necessary evil to reach the boulders.
Karyn gave me a much needed foot in the ass and we enjoyed a beautiful day watching her doggers go ape-nuts crazy and hiking around the boulder foothills.
Good to be out of the house.
Yes. Video games can fill the void in ANY climbers life. Rylan has been so kind as to spend over 30 hours playing various games with me while we both wait to heal.
Alexa and Fiona were arguably more addicted to killing terrorists than Rylan and I were!
This past Sunday, Marcelo talked a few of us into an underground excursion in clear creek. A fun little fault cavern with several small squeezes offered up a couple hours of non-climbing entertainment.
Yes. "Mano". Hand.
Everyone was psyched at the bouldering potential found both near the entrance and exit to the cave. Maybe we should take some pads up sometime!
The pinches and confinement begin right as you drop through the entrance and underground.
If you are at all claustrophobic, this little trip is not for you.
Yes, this is an actual pinch that you squeeze through. Marcelo squirmed through inch by inch and I followed.
It leads to a fault about a foot wide that runs for 30 feet. Very cool.
Strangely enough, Marcelo has to go down and under the block frank is standing on to get to him. It's a labyrinth down there!
There is quite a bit of graffiti in the cave. Frank is dropping down into the biggest room which is close to one of the entrances.
Pretty freakin cool. Though admittedly not as cool as bouldering. 
This is turning into an epidemic people.
