LOST: BD C4 #4 & #6

Thanks friend. I was browsing through Instagram posts, and found a good recent selfie of myself climbing South Shore Lake Tahoe. This current avatar i have was just a joke, donated by someone on here, in response to my statement that I climb 5.12. A big deal to gumbies like me. I congratulate people on their first outdoor lead on 5.8. I swear, the more you experience, the more you have to share, the more risk you take on when you open your damned mouth. Or, just sit idly in fear. 

Paul Hutton wrote:

Thanks friend. I was browsing through Instagram posts, and found a good recent selfie of myself climbing South Shore Lake Tahoe. This current avatar i have was just a joke, donated by someone on here, in response to my statement that I climb 5.12. A big deal to gumbies like me. I congratulate people on their first outdoor lead on 5.8. I swear, the more you experience, the more you have to share, the more risk you take on when you open your damned mouth. Or, just sit idly in fear. 

Have a grand journey, Paul. Post some trip reports! 

Best, H.

"The mountain[Project]s are harsh, too. Prepare for a beating when you thrust yourself into wild [internet forums]. Expecting every[one] to be nice isn't realistic."

https://www.mountainproject.com/forum/topic/113338450/easiest-overhanging-sport-route-in-co#ForumMessage-113339211

You're like the media. 

Old lady H wrote:

Have a grand journey, Paul. Post some trip reports! 

Best, H.

 Clipped the anchor on a 13a for my first time! No redpoint, though. 

Paul Hutton wrote:

You're like the media. 

Oh, you're one of THOSE. Ok then. This all makes so much more sense now.

Abram Herman wrote:

Oh, you're one of THOSE. Ok then. This all makes so much more sense now.

Says the man with horns growing out of his head. That is definitely aid, you know.

;-D

Congrats on getting up the route as the darkness hit man.