Sunday Fun? by bmac62
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...we visited Smith Rock, Oregon yesterday.
...climbers come from all over the world to climb here.
...it is a funny thing...all these climbers appeared to be in their twenties...I wonder why;-)
Bill
P.S. Please zoom...there are at least nine climbers here.
"Coincidence"
Comments (36)
So you & Tara decided not to bother climbing then Bill, would have meant you leaving Mandy :o)
Wow... a most impressive spectacle....
Great shot Bill. That piece on the left looks like it's close to breaking off!
A wise move to stay where you were my friend. Excellent shot and what a stunning rockface!
Can't imagine why Tara didn't get a shot of your ascent.
wow looks impressive and dangerous too !!
Amazing viw!!!!!!!!!!!Bravissimo!:DDD.Hugsxx Whylma
Great capture. 30 years ago it was a dream of mine to once do this. Now I'm an old man and happy that I didn't....
This is a great spot to learn. Lots of cracks and crevices. Great image Bill!
wonderful capture
Wonderful capture I'll pass, thank you
A really nice shot Bill and I think that penguin up on the right is terrific!
Why are they all in their twenties - because by the time you get to be our age you realize you didn't leave anything at the top that you need to go back to get. Superb shot - an amazing number of climbers - I would think they'd get in each other's way.
HA! Maybe they didnt learn to be careful yet, LOL ! Wonderful capture :D
is there a lift?
Great shot, but not an activity I would ever engage in.
Sunday fun? They may not realize it but they're closer to heaven (or hell) than they would be in any church - a simple slip, and.... Very good photo of this dangerous dare-devil sport. Sheesh. Glad you didn't try for it. The colors are beautiful - glad you took the "sunny side" so we can see them. Cheers!
Which one is Tara Bill? Nice shot of these er Climbers mad I say mad lol, Guess its every one to their own though But I would take a helicopter to get to the top.. Wonder what was up top they were so despite to see..LOL
I would not climb that even if i was in my twenties now. lol
Wonderful capture Bill!!! Never had the urge to rock climb, self preservation I guess. LOL!!
SUPERLATIVE IMAGE! GREAT SHOT! BTW THEY ARE CRAZY...
Great pic But I don't think I would participate in this Hugs Susan~
Hmmmm - maybe it's because not many of them reach thier 30's? I shouldn't talk, though.... When I was in the Boy Scouts (a looooong time ago), I had a reputation for free-climbing canyon walls at our campsite (Palo Duro Canyon near Amarillo, Texas) just to see what was at the top. It was mostly rocks, sagebrush, and rattlesnakes... :-D Super shot, Bill! So, you and Tara got out the ropes and got some shots from on top, right? wink
Nice shot of these crazy youngsters! :) They left me with the idea that they were just so many ants milling about. I was perfectly happy to saunter along the cliff top on the other side and watch them!
They need to vent the steam. When did you last have your adrenalin boil, Bill? I mean to the extent that you climb the wall:-)))
Why...? Because all the old ones are skeletonized way down at the bottom! Sure a lot of people who enjoy this sport though!
AmaZZZZZZZZZZZZZzzzzzzzzzing photograph! It is just another thing you won't see me doing!
erm..... Yeah! Not! I'm not that fitter guy enough to do this kind of thing anymore, or ever was! lol Must say, its a really impressive shot, really shows a scene of scale.. Good one Bill. Rob
woww....great perspective my friend. Superb image and details.
Holy well you know I will stick to the trails. I would rather be where you are and taking the photos and admiring the area, then climbing up any side of rocks.