Why do I climb?
I climb because it is great for mind and body; when I climb outside I am able to have a unique connection with nature.
Fave climbing crag?
Wherever I am at the moment
Fave climb?
Considering I have a terrible memory, I have a new favorite climb regularly.
Random fun facts
I have climbed on every continent except Antarctica (bucket list!); I am a library director (thus the library card in photo)
Why are you a part of the BCA?
I joined soon after moving to Boise to become connected with a great community and to be a good steward of area crags and of the raptors nesting therein.
Why do I climb?
I climb because I only focus on what is right in front of me.
Fave climbing crag?
City of Rocks
Fave climb?
Myopia - Perch
Random fun facts?
I was not born in a state. I tracked bears for seven years. I lived off of meat spreadables for four years.
Why are you a part of the BCA?
I was convinced by Sandy Epeldi. I stay with it because without climbing, I probably would have ended up in jail. It is important to work to keep places open.
Fave climbing crag: The Black Cliffs and Table Rock have provided a lot of great memories, and time spent there launched many meaningful friendships.
Why is the BCA important to you? We should consider ourselves lucky to have such a variety and quality of climbing available nearby, typically uncrowded, with friendly locals and supportive land managers. I urge all of us to pick up after ourselves and others, obey closures, enjoy our outdoors responsibly, and climb smart. 🙂