PS: Přište se sem vydáme za tření, musí to bejt bomba, matroš je totiž neuvěřitelnej a pár hezkých projektů se určitě najde, je fakt, že s výběrem těžších boulderů je to zatím nic moc, ale třeba se to časem změní, díky Slabouchovi a jeho tlupě za tuto akci.
Last weekend I visited Tábor with Péťa and Halíř. The biggest problem was getting from and to Brno but we could go thanks to Petr and Katarína, because it would have been impossible by train. It was a nice area, beautiful material, a nice valley, just the mosquitoes and the warm weather were terrible. On Saturday we climbed around Kýbl Mozků where I managed to climb most 7s. Guys from Tábor worked hard and literally digged a Czech The Island from Fontáč, it’s true it’s much shorter but it has nice curves. It’s still a project and it would be great to come when friction is good and we are strong. You could see they are good at building, the landing was interesting and the stage that emerged was really large. Mat blimbed over a one-step Lopaťák 7C+, a difficult start from crimps, I got better after some time but the crimps were too much for me. As usual, we drank a bit in the evening. On Sunday, the weather got a bit better, the Sun was covered by the clouds for a few hours and I went to try one project behind the river where it’s generally colder. The boulder is great, a power lift from the lower boulder and over crimps, I climbed it twice after thinking up a program, we tried to shoot a video but the mobile didn’t work. The class is somewhere between 7B and 7C, I’m not sure but it doesn’t matter. After the lunch we join our colleagues from Ostrava and go to Brno to watch ice hockey.
P.S.: Next time we have to go there when friction is good, it has to be great, the material is incredible and there must be a few nice projects. It’s true there aren’t many difficult boulders but it might change. Thanks to Slabouch and his friends for this event.
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