As i'm sure you have noticed, it's been pretty quiet on the captains blog of late, but we do have an excuse. We have all been quite busy putting together a little short film, a hstorical doco of sorts which we hope will give you a bit of an idea of what the A-team got up to before we discovered the joys of climbing. The vid is below, hope you enjoy...
On the upside, now that our little side project is finished we are back and keen as! Last weekend Alby, Dre & I headed to the gramps to hit up the blocs. The weather was primo with tickage all round. We started at the snakepit on the classic Waiting in the Air (V7), super fun double dyno to a huge jug with a big fly if you miss the target hold. After a quick easy send, Alby jumped on again so I could get some pics and almost ate shit when his hand stared to slide of the jug... Thankfully he stuck it. Then we all got smashed on the hardest V6 in the world "Attack of the killer drop bears'.
Alby & Dre on waiting in the air (The look on Dre's face in classic!!)
Off to the Kindy, Alby & Dre smashed a quick send of the soft Hairbo Boulder (V7/9) which is a fun little two mover. I sent Spanking the Monkey Bars direct (V8), dre sorted the moves on the original bars and Alby made some great progress on 'So you think you can dance' (V12), watch this space as I reckon he will send soon.
Dre on Hairbo Boulder (V7/9)
Sunday was spent at Andersens knockin off a few classics and some of the toughest V4's going around. Alby sent a great looking highball 'The great discovery' (V7) and Dre pulled out all the stops to finally send the hardest V4 in the universe. A quick flash of Rise of the Machines (V7) for Dre to round out the day topped off a pretty successfull weekend.
Dre on Golden Oldie (V4)
Dre on Golden Oldie (V4)
Dre on Rodeo Girl (V8)
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