Monthly Archives: March 2010

If you’ve ever taught a friend how to be a cyclist (which is different than teaching a kid how to ride a bike), you’ll probably find something to relate to in today’s Field Notes. Side note: To get rid of … Continue reading →

People like to ask me: “Isn’t climbing dangerous?” My standard repertoire of replies includes: So is skiing, but no one bats an eyelash over skiing double-blacks; Driving your car to the crag is probably more dangerous; and, Yeah, it’s freaking … Continue reading →

Today’s Field Notes is yet another chapter in the ongoing story of me embarrassing myself for your entertainment, dear reader. I hope you’re at least enjoying it. This week, I reveal my total gaper-ness when it comes to weather, pow … Continue reading →

You may have heard by now that perhaps the hardest boulder problem in the world was finally solved a few weeks ago…and that said problem is in our back yard, just up Boulder Canyon. (Typical, right?) But there might be … Continue reading →

The Campus Rail Jam Tour returns to Boulder Thursday evening, and considering the weather, you have to wonder if the guys and gals competing will be in spring-break inspired attire rather than coats and gloves. Bikini-clad snowboarders, anyone? The gals … Continue reading →

The Banff Film Festival’s best-of tour is at the Boulder Theater tonight and tomorrow, and it’s the perfect antidote to the emptiness of your post-Olympic life. (Other tips for getting over that here.) Side note: When I talked to Nick … Continue reading →