Devil's Lake DLFA Film by Darin Limvere **UPDATES**
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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. |
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Brennan send me an email via the "contact user" link. cheers |
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any updates on how to see this film? |
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It sure would be nice to see this little film. |
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I have a copy I am willing to share with Darin's blessing I believe.. LMK how I can help. |
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Burton Lindquistwrote: 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. |
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I'm interested. Please get in touch and thank you! |
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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. |
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chris treggewrote: Would love to see this too! |




