This past post has caused more of an up roar in the B
irmingham community since they realized John Gill didn't put up "The Gill" at Moss Rock Preserve.
I am in NO way a good writer, even a decent one. I don't take pictures, video's, or even think of different posts to write for my blog. I will every now and then have something that strikes up a question or point that I would like to see answered or noted. Not a serious blogger...
My last post was not read in the same text as I intended. Ironically, it was written as a motivator.
I got fired up to write about dragon slayers while I was on a hunt for climbing videos. What I quickly realized is there are no "new" video's surfing the web, from anyone around our area. But a lot of them where climbing in "our" area's.
Now, you wouldn't believe the amount of NEGATIVE feedback I
received for the past post. I left for the weekend with out checking any of the comments and had my phone turned off. When I turned my phone on Sunday night, I couldn't believe what I was hearing. I honestly thought people had read the wrong thing.
Quickly clear up some points about Slaying Dragons.
When I talk about Birmingham, I am talking about me as well.
I will be the first to help a new climber out. Show them beta, cheer them on, spot, what ever. Might be bad form to some southerners, but if your passionate about something,
thats motivating to me.
You don't have to be flashing v13 for me to want to climb with you, or even want to know you for that matter. With out question, a majority of the people enjoy setting goals and trying to
achieve those goals. If that goal is to regress,
thats your goal. My goals are to progress in the sport. With out that, these beautiful places we all climb out would not be developed.
I hear about people climbing things the "LOGICAL" way. Well
logically climbing things and not using the giant holds to the left or right isn't logical. . . This is a dictionary long topic that will be frowned
upon more than politics and
religion.
So we are all clear... I have never been judgemental towards anyone because of how hard you climb.