Kamera Kure

After seven days, the kamera finally shows low battery. Our pictures our numbered today. I take a panorama of the tent, Sean still in it, in the Wal-Mart forest. Then I take another panorama from the other side of the streamlake featuring Sean waking up!
I took one climbing picture. Sean is lead-climbing. The foliage isn't Fall foliage, but it's pretty and kthe rock here is dry. We climbed the entire cliff here. This is the cliff that features Jolt (already climbed it the day before) and Dolt, the 5.9+ beside it. Another great climbing day.
After making a hay day of this cliff, Sean and I head back in to town and the village store, where we get pizza, popcorn and fruit punch. It's a really good deal. Sean and I play guinnea pigs for the experiment called, 'Thin or Dough Crust?' We get an entire dollar off of the price of our pizza if we try the new thin crust. It's better. We sit on the porch of the village store with the assumed owner and other locals who we've talked to a bunch this week. It's somehow only about 4:30pm, which leaves us a good three hours to climb more, as tired as we are!

So the two of us explore and end up testing some trad gear on some highball cracks in the bouldering area. Not so much fun this is. So we move on to sneak in an unknown climb before sunset and assured darkness in the forest without fireflies.

We both reach the anchors happy, tired, and ready for bed. It's an early wake-up before driving back to Boston.

"Kome on, Kamera" says your landescaper, n8