I literally just got out of the hospital after bouldering by myself, grabbing the finish jug and ripping it clean off the rock & falling, I barely missed the pad. Had to call my buddies to come and get me and help me hobble out of the forest
I love being up high I used to climb the radio tower for fun I used to build scaffold for a living but this is entirely too much work to be trusting mother nature to hold pins and hooks
Meanwhile at Tennessee Wall we have one of the most concentrated crags in the world of classic climbing from 5.8-5.12. All within a 15-20 minute hike. But yeah, nothing to see here I'd stay over there.
And so - rock that has been there for a millennium is now dust on the ground. Everyone Is going to be like why the f$&k did these idiots kick the rock off?
Cry me a river. It's a random rock in the middle of nowhere that would have fallen within 30 years and probably killed someone in the process. This isn't remotely the same issue as conservation. Imagine valuing a freaking ROCK more than human life. Horrible, ugly person.
This needs more views. That's like the act of a guardian angel from the past to any future climber.
You just saved some future climbers life!
The smith rock trail clearing brought me to this destination
I literally just got out of the hospital after bouldering by myself, grabbing the finish jug and ripping it clean off the rock & falling, I barely missed the pad. Had to call my buddies to come and get me and help me hobble out of the forest
Like a Saiyan, you will come back stronger after being severely wounded.
@@lane.mathis thank you for clearing routes, you’re saving lives
@@mikeelslie1575 Thanks for your input, Mike.
duuuuude this is why i can't highball when i'm alone, even on the juggiest stuff. i'm so paranoid of exactly what happened to you!
That looks almost as satisfying as my distant memory of laying a perfect floating stool
Ok
@@niklas9934 I drank a lot 2 years ago. You have to understand, a healthy turd used to be a big deal for me.
bruh i'd be so worried the boulder falling would cause impact enough to bring down the wall they re climbing on
Rock climbing jargon is the best
Bruh that whole wall's made of Pringles...
I love being up high I used to climb the radio tower for fun I used to build scaffold for a living but this is entirely too much work to be trusting mother nature to hold pins and hooks
Yes
They have ground higher than yours Kenobi
many lifes spared
Joder, esa roca ya estaba floja y solo alguien tenía que hacerla caer, bien hecho👍🏻
So this will have a million + views a couple of years from now.
Here from 2 years in the future. Over 100k view so not bad!
Great video! Good job :-)
I came here from r/sweatypalms
I’m here before this has 10m views on everyone’s recommended
9th comment. Ive made my mark in history
Lol "Why did they put the bolts up there"
Great Video! (Jesimiel Millar Fernåndez) 1M366
thumbnail looks like a geodes...
At least he didn’t fall.
No one one you tube is wondering why the bolt is there , just wondering how it got wedged into my feed
Do ngopo to mas?
There is too much granite in this world to climb sandstone.
🤣
Meanwhile at Tennessee Wall we have one of the most concentrated crags in the world of classic climbing from 5.8-5.12. All within a 15-20 minute hike. But yeah, nothing to see here I'd stay over there.
Not all sandstone is like this
@@Lozerpunmpkin that's true. It can be even worse :D
nice
hi recommended gang dont forget to look out above
How did I get here
I don know..... I followed u
Why the f*** did they put the bolts up there!?
bro that looks scary as fuck
There's an alive rock?
I’m surprised the weight of this guys’ balls didn’t trundle the whole cliff. 7/10
I know, right?!?
i dont like that entire right wall, looks like bigger versions of what you just saved people from
Lucky
Bruh
THUMP
And so - rock that has been there for a millennium is now dust on the ground. Everyone Is going to be like why the f$&k did these idiots kick the rock off?
You're right. They should have left it there so you can climb that rock next.
To my mind you smeared your names with this video. Like the scout leader who destroyed the 20 million year old hoodoo for our safety.
Cry me a river. It's a random rock in the middle of nowhere that would have fallen within 30 years and probably killed someone in the process. This isn't remotely the same issue as conservation. Imagine valuing a freaking ROCK more than human life. Horrible, ugly person.