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http://reddit.com/r/vandwellers http://reddit.com/r/vandwellers if you're interested alex honnold is a climber whose van looks nicer than my apartment: https:/

by nether 12y ago

http://reddit.com/r/vandwellers http://reddit.com/r/vandwellers if you're interested alex honnold is a climber whose van looks nicer than my apartment: https://www.google.com/search?q=alex+honnold+van&safe=off&client=safari&rls=en&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ei=8i35VIbOGtfloASRl4DQBg&ved=0CAgQ_AUoAg&biw=1029&bih=758 https://www.google.com/search?q=alex+honnold+van&safe=off&cl... (granted my place is a shithole)

wallflower 12y ago
Alex Honnold is one of those individuals who is literally at the top of their chosen avocation. The only climbing I've done was on a rock wall at sea on a RCCL cruise ship - and I swear they rigged it by 'pulling' up the weaker climbers (like me). Excellent article about Alex Honnold that I submitted months ago and fell into the canyon. Makes you realize that fear is just a construct that can be minimized. http://www.outsideonline.com/outdoor-adventure/climbing/rock-climbing/No-Strings-Attached.html http://www.outsideonline.com/outdoor-adventure/climbing/rock...
- MrBuddyCasino 12y ago
  Rarely do I get sweaty palms just by reading a text. But Honnold on that ledge, that was like watching some russian kid doing stupid things on a high rise on Youtube. I hope hes not gonna fall too soon...
- Intermernet 12y ago
  As a climber for the past 25 years, I have mixed feelings about Alex Honnold. He's incredibly talented, very humble, and definitely destined to be a name remembered in climbing history. Unfortunately, I have a horrible feeling his name will be remembered along side John Bachar and Derek Hersey. Free soloists, no matter how skilled, are living a dangerous life. I used to solo in my younger days, until I had a hold break off around 100m off the deck at Arapiles. It's not you that kills you, it's nature. I really hope he lives to a ripe old age and continues to push the limits, but I also hope he does it in a way that doesn't involve playing Russian Roulette with rock.

by nether 12y ago

wallflower 12y ago

Alex Honnold is one of those individuals who is literally at the top of their chosen avocation. The only climbing I've done was on a rock wall at sea on a RCCL cruise ship - and I swear they rigged it by 'pulling' up the weaker climbers (like me). Excellent article about Alex Honnold that I submitted months ago and fell into the canyon. Makes you realize that fear is just a construct that can be minimized. http://www.outsideonline.com/outdoor-adventure/climbing/rock-climbing/No-Strings-Attached.html http://www.outsideonline.com/outdoor-adventure/climbing/rock...

MrBuddyCasino 12y ago
Rarely do I get sweaty palms just by reading a text. But Honnold on that ledge, that was like watching some russian kid doing stupid things on a high rise on Youtube. I hope hes not gonna fall too soon...
Intermernet 12y ago
As a climber for the past 25 years, I have mixed feelings about Alex Honnold. He's incredibly talented, very humble, and definitely destined to be a name remembered in climbing history. Unfortunately, I have a horrible feeling his name will be remembered along side John Bachar and Derek Hersey. Free soloists, no matter how skilled, are living a dangerous life. I used to solo in my younger days, until I had a hold break off around 100m off the deck at Arapiles. It's not you that kills you, it's nature. I really hope he lives to a ripe old age and continues to push the limits, but I also hope he does it in a way that doesn't involve playing Russian Roulette with rock.