Below the point that you see me in this photograph, there are no real “holds”. There are some slightly-more-than-dime-edges, but nothing great. The problem consists of trusting your feet on these tiny “holds”, if that’s what you would call them, and stemming the dihedral. This problem is a V3- on the Bozeman Pond Boulder called “Chris’s Corner”. Here is the photo essay portion of my post: me climbing it from the bottom and Lou Renner photographing my ascent from above…
What a fantastic problem!!! That’s my favorite problem of all the problems that I’ve ever attempted or sent on the Bozeman Six!!! A stemming, dihedral, dime-edge, high-step, palming, wonder of an impossible-looking problem! That’s “Chris’s Corner”!!! You’ll find it behind Ace Hardware…
CLIMBING 4 THE REST OF US 