On The Road: But its NOON! Don't worry, that's still an Alpine start for us...

I'm going to let the pictures do most of the talking in this post:

Q: What’s the difference between climbing and golf?

A: In golf you hear: WHACK….SHIT; in climbing you hear: SHIT…WHACK

Q: What’s the last thing a redneck says before he dies?

A: Hold my beer and watch this!

Q: What’s the last thing a redneck hears before he dies?

A: YER DOIN' IT!

"Legend of T" Spearfish Canyon, SD

My last day at the Tower was aptly spent climbing it twice, the second of which, I summited just in time for an extremely majestic sunset. This left all of us too exhausted to move and we ended up camping in the parking lot. The next morning we got an "alpine start" to head toward Ten Sleep Wyoming for some bolt clipping.

Time flies when you’re having fun is an understatement. Somehow I have already found myself in Denver, Colorado which just so happens to be one of my favorite places in the world. One of the side purposes of this Epic Journey is to hopefully find a place I might want to settle down for a year or two. I have previously lived in Colorado and it still rates high on the list but Wyoming is nipping closely at its heels.

Ten Sleep Canyon, Wyoming

The Climbing in Ten Sleep is high quality sport climbing on limestone. We actually got a chance to set up a base camp and leave the van while we hitched a ride to the crag which makes life a whole lot easier. We are still trying to figure out the easiest way to live on the road and every day we learn how to be a little more efficient at it.