Bohuslän, yes again
Yes Mats. This is definitely worth a blog entry. The tricky thing is just that all blog posts have to be written by hand. There really should be a automation process to it. Such a big effort! Maybe that’s why it took me three month to write this. Three month (I know you were faster)! But there really wasn’t any time whatsoever during the last three month to write a blog post; no no. So as of now, it feels like last year that we drove through a lot of flatland to arrive in Bohus yet again. So how should one possibly write about a thing in such a distant past, barely remembered at all? Well, a first step would be to copy-paste all text found scratched on a worn, torn, and rumpled sheet of paper. It reads:
- Svaneberget, Bergkirstis Polska 6-, 35m: “beautiful sweeping line that requires footwork to the top”; “def. not in the trad-mindset yet.”
- Svaneberget, Bohusvals 6-, 20m: “ex thinner fingers”
- Svaneberget, Höstsonaten 6+, 35m: “!!“
- Hallinden, Pekkas Diplomtur 6, 22m: “excellent jamming lesson”
- Hallinden, Prismaster 6-, 55m: “an exceptional climb: a classic for sure”
- Hallinden, Fueled on Coffee, Powered by Bakon 7, 25m: “thank god for great granite, and thank god Daniel led this one”
- Häller, Chapman 6, 35m: “a great, great climb”
- Häller, Djurgårdsfärjan 6, 45m: “Simon led this classic Swedish horror show. Actually was a strange and wonderful cimb, with very unusual moves required. The traverse at the top is also pretty special”
- Högberget, Karl Alfred 6-, 25m: “svamp?”
- Högberget, Jäger 6+, 25m: “a line, a line, a line. worthy finale of a great trad trip”
(Thank you Sam, you slightly crazy English guy, for pre-thinking most of the comments. Will start my own routebook soon. You’ve got a good point there.)
Second, you quickly upload some pictures found on your hard-drive to the almighty cloud and add them to the blog post; makes for some good and colourful space and doesn’t require a lot of thinking. Go:
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