Well, not exactly upside down, but partially inverted ;-). Most of the harder climbs involve going up a wall that is angled out, sometimes almost to the point of holding on to a ceiling. In this case after Eva got past the overhang, the wall was a normal vertical. Unfortunately in this case, Eva could not quite get past the transition from overhang to vertical.
Saturday, October 18, 2008
Upside Down
Well, not exactly upside down, but partially inverted ;-). Most of the harder climbs involve going up a wall that is angled out, sometimes almost to the point of holding on to a ceiling. In this case after Eva got past the overhang, the wall was a normal vertical. Unfortunately in this case, Eva could not quite get past the transition from overhang to vertical.
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