Sorry for the quick bump Eric, but Blogmania must go on. And you live in LA and I shoveled an LA touron out so Ipso facto, I'm your boss.
Some clowns from LA trying to drive their two wheel drive SUV through a foot of snow...
photo - Jim Sillcox
Since the big storm, this has been the only climbable piece of rock above 6000 feet.
photo - Jeff Sillcox
Hey Andy, want to pad-sled the Grandpa Peabody?
photo - Jeff Sillcox
Jim trying to find some sun on Not the Clapper (V1), Happies (yes, he's wearing a wetsuit)
photo - Jeff Sillcox
Ol' Man River downclimbing Old Ass Truck (V96) (also his age). We've spent more time digging people out (of our way) than climbing.
photo - Jeff Sillcox
Jim recovering from a football in the groin...
photo - Jeff Sillcox
Me working Direction (V13), (yes, I would try to top it out if I got up there)
photo - Jim Sillcox
So, for anyone planning on going to the Buttermilks this weekend, bring your own shovel because I'm leaving mine at home this time.
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Dear SoCal readers,
I would like to apologize for the extraneous use of big and/or strange sounding words in Jeff's last post.
So to be fair to all readers, I have transcribed it's most difficult parts into vernacular bellow:
Sorry bro, didn't mean to snake your wave, but you couldn't shred it anyways. Shred on. Me and a couple bro dogs Mitch Buchannoned a couple skeezers, so like totally, dude, you are my bitch...
My translation services are available for a nominal fee at the following locations:
www.shredknarlytoenglish.com
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Al Salaam Allekum,
Cool Breeze
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