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EPC day 10 - not my ankle
Mar. 21st, 2012 05:43 pmAlso, we were nowhere near the earthquake.
I was climbing with Celine, Kelly, and Lyle today (and Dave, who just arrived yesterday without a climbing partner also wandered by). Celine's back gave out after a couple climbs, and Dave was tired (from travel) so wandered off after one climb. Then Lyle took a fall on lead -- he was way up a long route, so fell at least 20 feet, and hurt an ankle. The lower off was tricky -- he was high enough he couldn't quite lower all the way to the ground on a 70m rope, and there was gear recovery stuff (there are still some draws on the wall). Then a couple semi-locals (Ann and Dottie) drove him down to Ann's place, and he has now headed off to get X-rays. I'm glad it wasn't me hurting the ankle, definitely. Still, it meant I didn't get a lot of climbing in. (Only 4 pitches.)
[edit] His ankle is sprained, but not broken. [/edit]
( climb list )
I was climbing with Celine, Kelly, and Lyle today (and Dave, who just arrived yesterday without a climbing partner also wandered by). Celine's back gave out after a couple climbs, and Dave was tired (from travel) so wandered off after one climb. Then Lyle took a fall on lead -- he was way up a long route, so fell at least 20 feet, and hurt an ankle. The lower off was tricky -- he was high enough he couldn't quite lower all the way to the ground on a 70m rope, and there was gear recovery stuff (there are still some draws on the wall). Then a couple semi-locals (Ann and Dottie) drove him down to Ann's place, and he has now headed off to get X-rays. I'm glad it wasn't me hurting the ankle, definitely. Still, it meant I didn't get a lot of climbing in. (Only 4 pitches.)
[edit] His ankle is sprained, but not broken. [/edit]
( climb list )
