Devil's Lake DLFA Film by Darin Limvere **UPDATES**

I'm 12 years late and don't know how I stumbled on this, but how the heck can I get ahold of this film?? Seems the website and vimeo are long gone.

Brennan send me an email via the "contact user" link.  cheers  

any updates on how to see this film?

It sure would be nice to see this little film.
Not to brag or nuthin' but I was one of the original DLFA from back in 1976/77. I climbed at the lake with Bill Russell and went to the Valley in the spring of 1978. I stayed there. The Lake was a really good place to learn to climb and a ton of fun. I would return occasionally. The real deciphering of DLFA is Devil's Lake Fuk-nes Association. Yeah, so there's only one S at the end of fuk-nes!

I have a copy I am willing to share with Darin's blessing I believe..  LMK how I can help.

I'm interested. Please get in touch and thank you!

Special thanks to Chris for the link to the film! It was fun to revisit the Lake. My how time flies; the first time that I was there was 49 years ago. I met Bill Russell that day and became a member of the DLFA. It was a perfect fit for me. 16 years old, iconoclastic, athletic and had a '67 VW van filled with fuk-nes. I learned how to belay, set anchors and climb. Leading was a thing then but few people were doing it. I looked at things like Brinton's Crack and saw that I could get good pro so I went for it. And from there to other climbs that looked protectable like Coatimundi Crack and Berkeley. Some other classics that took good pro were/are Upper Diagonal and Sometimes Crack. Berkeley by the way stands out in my memory as a beautiful climb; cool autumn day, good pro and shared with a great guy, Dave Langhoff. So many cool people, great rock, fun times and yes, somehow, memories.

chris tregge wrote:

Darin definitely ok with everyone sharing. If anyone wants a copy i can send you a Google Drive link to download the film. Just send a message. 

Would love to see this too!

Curious to watch it